Reality check
Wallet access is not a normal website login
Many wallet scams borrow the language of account login, verification, or urgent support. A self-custody wallet is different: recovery words and private keys are the keys to the funds, not a password reset field.
If a page says it can unlock, synchronize, validate, or secure your wallet by entering recovery words, treat that as a serious warning sign.
If a website asks for recovery words, the safest move is to leave before curiosity gets expensive.
Checklist
Before interacting with any Cake Wallet page
Verify the source from a trusted bookmark or the publisher's official channels. Avoid search ads for urgent wallet tasks. Check spelling carefully, especially around hyphens, extra words, and lookalike domains.
Do not install wallet files from random mirrors, direct messages, comment sections, or short links. When in doubt, stop and verify through official sources.
Support
What support should never request
No legitimate support agent needs your seed phrase, private keys, wallet password, or full recovery words. Screenshots can also leak balances, addresses, or transaction context, so share only what is necessary.
Safety disclosure
Important wallet safety note
Never share your seed phrase, private keys, wallet password, or recovery words with any website or support agent.
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