Security notice

This page explains general, common hints for your security. Please follow these guidelines to keep your assets safe.

The safety of your wallet is directly tied to the complexity of your credentials.

• Do not use your email or bank password. Always use a unique passphrase and PIN that is not linked to your other sensitive accounts.

• Avoid simple passphrase and PIN. The longer the better. Do not use easy patterns like "123456." Use a complex mix of letters, digits, and symbols to stay safe.

• Do not store life savings or large amounts. This wallet is designed for micro-transactions and gifting. It is not intended for long-term storage or high-value assets.

• Select the correct wallet version. If your wallet was created before March 9, 2026, check the "This wallet was created before March 2026." box. If you are a new user, ignore this checkbox to use the updated default security.

• Do not use your private credentials for wallets that will be sent as a link. Anyone with the transfer-link can extract full passphrase and PIN. Always use a temporary credentials for wallets intended as gifts or transfers.

• Be careful sharing URLs in public chats. Anyone with the transfer-link can access the wallet instantly. Do not post your wallet URL in public social media comments or open groups unless you intend for anyone to claim it.

• Do not use the same credentials repeatedly. Avoid using the same passphrase and PIN for different wallets or purposes. Unique credentials ensure one session does not affect others.

• Check the domain name carefully. Phising sites often use lookalike domains to steal your keys. Always ensure you are on app.mybucks.online before entering any information. Bookmark the official link to avoid typing errors.

• Only use trusted devices and connections. Avoid opening your wallet on public computers or unsecure Wi-Fi. Your security depends on the safety of your browser and device.

• Back up your credentials. There is no reset or recovery process for your credentials. Nobody stores them. Once lost, you will lose access to your funds permanently.