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# Secure Your Wallet

#### Your Wallet. Your Responsibility.

Every ARBYDEX user receives a personal Web3 Wallet.

The wallet provides access to supported digital assets within the ARBYDEX ecosystem.

Because the wallet is connected to blockchain infrastructure, protecting your wallet credentials is one of the most important responsibilities as a user.

#### 🔐 Recovery Phrase

During wallet creation, ARBYDEX provides a **12 Word Recovery Phrase**.

This Recovery Phrase is essential for recovering access to your wallet.

#### Never Share Your Recovery Phrase

Never send your Recovery Phrase through:

• Telegram\
• WhatsApp\
• Email\
• Social media\
• Screenshots\
• Support conversations

Anyone who obtains your Recovery Phrase may be able to access your wallet.

#### 🔑 Security PIN

Your Security PIN is used to confirm important actions within the ARBYDEX application.

Keep your PIN private.

Do not use an easily predictable PIN.

#### Recommended Security Practices

Store your Recovery Phrase offline in a secure location.

Never store your Recovery Phrase in public messages.

Never share your Recovery Phrase with another person.

Always verify that you are using the official ARBYDEX application.

Always verify wallet addresses before sending assets.

#### ⚠️ Important Security Notice

**ARBYDEX will never ask you to provide your Recovery Phrase.**

If someone asks for your Recovery Phrase or Security PIN while claiming to represent ARBYDEX, do not provide it.


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