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How XFasil protects your account, what you can do yourself, how to recognise scams and where to get help.
These protections are active on XFasil. Some of them, like two-factor authentication, you switch on in your account.
Your password is stored only as a secure one-way hash, so nobody can read it — not even the XFasil team.
At registration you confirm your email with a 6-digit code. Codes for sign-in and withdrawals are sent only to this email.
When you turn it on in Account → Security, every sign-in also needs a code sent to your email.
Each withdrawal request is confirmed with a code from your email and is then processed manually by XFasil before USDT is sent.
Signing in on a new device ends your previous session, and every request is checked against your active session.
Your support requests and the images you attach are visible only to you and XFasil support.
Every balance change runs as one protected database operation, so the same funds can never be spent twice.
Changing your withdrawal address needs a code from your email, so nobody can redirect your withdrawals without access to it.
Other players never see your email: referral lists show it partly hidden and leaderboards show only part of the name. All data travels over an encrypted HTTPS connection.
Six things that protect your account the most.
Do not reuse a password from other sites. Change it in Account → Security if you are not sure.
Open →Your email receives all XFasil codes. Give it a strong password and its own two-factor authentication.
Read more →Withdrawals go to the TRC-20 address in Account → Settings. Compare the first and last characters after pasting it.
Open →Use Log out in the account menu when you finish on someone else's computer or phone.
Open →Enter your password only on the XFasil website. Open it from your own bookmark, not from links in messages.
Read more →Most losses happen when people are tricked, not when systems are hacked. Watch for these signs:
Your own wallet is where your deposits come from and withdrawals go to. Keep it safe:
XFasil communicates with you through these channels:
If someone contacts you elsewhere in the name of XFasil, treat it as suspicious and check through the Support Center before doing anything.
If you lost access to your email, restore it with your email provider first; codes are sent only there. If that is impossible, contact support.