How to Enhance The Security of Your Account?

1.Use Strong Passwords

Secure your account with a strong password. A strong password should be at least 8 characters long and contain a combination of letters, special characters and numbers. Passwords are usually case sensitive, so creating passwords with a mix of upper and lower case letters can help you build a strong password. Be sure to create a different and strong password not only for your CoinTR account, but also for the email address associated with your account.

2.Keep Your Account Information Confidential

All your account information, including your email address, is private to you. Do not share this information with any third parties. To withdraw assets from your CoinTR account, email verification and Google Authentication (2FA) are required. Therefore, by keeping your account information and email account secure, you can prevent your assets from being transferred without your knowledge.

3.Use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

After logging into your CoinTR account, enhance your security by setting up Google Authenticator to enable two-factor authentication (2FA).

4.Use Secure Networks

A secure network protects against unauthorised access, data theft and other cyber threats. Logging on to an unsecured network can leave your data vulnerable. Therefore, make sure you use secure networks for the CoinTR application and all other applications.

5.Use Antivirus Software

Using antivirus software is an important way to protect your computer from potential viruses and cyberattacks. To ensure account security and protect all your data, install reliable antivirus software on your computer and perform regular system scans.

6.Log Out of Your Account

If you're not going to be using your computer or personal devices for an extended period of time, remember to manually log out of your accounts. This will require your information to be re-entered, adding an extra layer of security to your account.

8.Enhance Device Security

To prevent unauthorised access to your devices and the information they contain, set up login passwords, security locks and/or FaceID on all your devices, including smartphones and computers.

9.Avoid Browser Autofill Features

The autofill feature in browsers stores all your passwords in a cloud system. While these cloud systems are protected from cyber-attacks, they cannot guarantee 100% security for your information. To keep your account information safe, you should avoid using the autofill feature in your browser and refrain from saving your passwords.