- Do not use the default addresses from the wallet history to send cryptocurrency assets.
- Carefully double-check the entire addresses of counterparty before sending (not just the first and last characters).
- Before sending a large amount, send a test transaction. Divide a large amount into several smaller parts.
- To minimize errors, use wallet applications that allow you to record the addresses of counterparties in the form of contacts (similar to a smartphone’s phone book).
- Additionally, check the recipient’s address using services for checking AML risks (attacker addresses may be associated with other addresses that have already been marked as participating in illegal activities).
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