Pi Wallet Security Guide

Essential tips to protect your Pi cryptocurrency

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Your Security Is Your Responsibility

Once your Pi coins are transferred to your wallet, their security depends entirely on how well you protect your wallet and passphrase.

Essential Security Measures

Protect Your Passphrase

  • Never share your passphrase with anyone
  • Store it offline in a secure location
  • Consider using a fireproof safe
  • Never store it digitally or take screenshots
  • Don't enter it on any websites

Secure Your Device

  • Use strong device passwords/PIN
  • Enable biometric security if available
  • Keep your device's software updated
  • Install reliable antivirus software
  • Only download apps from official stores

Account Protection

  • Enable two-factor authentication
  • Use unique, strong passwords
  • Never reuse passwords
  • Regularly check account activity
  • Log out when not using the app

Backup Best Practices

Create Multiple Copies

Make at least three physical copies of your passphrase using durable materials.

Store in Different Locations

Keep copies in separate, secure locations to protect against physical disasters.

Regular Verification

Periodically verify that your backups are intact and readable.

Common Security Threats

Malware

Malicious software that can steal your wallet information.

Protection: Keep your device clean and only install trusted software.

Phishing

Fake websites and apps that try to steal your credentials.

Protection: Always verify URLs and app sources carefully.

Social Engineering

Scammers trying to trick you into revealing sensitive information.

Protection: Never share private keys or passphrases with anyone.

Additional Security Tips

Network Security

  • Avoid using public Wi-Fi
  • Use a VPN when necessary
  • Keep your home network secure

Stay Alert

  • Monitor your transactions
  • Enable notifications
  • Report suspicious activity

Best Practices

  • Keep software updated
  • Use hardware security keys
  • Regular security audits

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