7 Security Tips to Review Before Making Your First Trade on ZMO

Protect your ZMO account with seven key security tips: spot phishing sites, enable 2FA, use a strong password, and never take calls from anyone claiming to be ZMO support.

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Lulu Liu

8 min

With the recent surge in crypto-related scams and phishing attempts, many crypto users around the world are worried about securing their funds. 

We’ve broken down seven key security tips for you to take into consideration when trading on ZMO for the first time. 

  1. Be Aware of Phishing Websites

Our official website URL is https://www.zmo.com.Please avoid using links from other websites to access our trading platform. If you see a similar link that looks suspicious, please flag it to our support team at support@zmo.com.

  1. Keep Your Password Unique and Updated on a Regular Basis

When setting up your password, be sure to use a unique, complex password, and never share it with anyone. Don’t use the same password that you use on other platforms - if you get compromised on another platform, you can easily get compromised on ours. Lastly, we highly recommend updating your password on a regular basis.

  1. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for Your Account

We highly recommend enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for an extra layer of security. Download a reputable authentication app such as Google Authenticator from the Google Play store or the Apple App Store. Follow our app's instructions to set up 2FA for your account.

  1. Manage Your Devices Properly

Regularly review and manage the devices that have access to your ZMO account. Remove any devices you no longer use or recognize, in order to prevent unauthorized access.

  1. Monitor Account Activity Regularly

Keep an eye on your "Last Login" information, including the date, time, and IP address of each login attempt. If any activity seems suspicious, take immediate action by changing your password and reviewing your connected devices.

  1. Use Our Anti-phishing Code

Protect yourself from phishing attempts by utilizing our anti-phishing code. This code, included in all official ZMO emails, serves as a verification measure. Always verify the presence of this code before responding to any ZMO-related emails.

Note:

  1. Do not take any phone calls from anyone who claims to be a ZMO support agent. 

ZMO's agents do not have access to your telephone number. Any unexpected phone calls from someone who claims to be a ZMO employee are phishing attempts to gain access to your account. Please report all such attempts to our support team at support@zmo.com.