.cardvault Security Best Practices
Your .cardvault domain is a valuable digital asset. Unlike traditional domains, if your wallet is compromised, your domain can be stolen permanently. Follow these practices to keep it safe.
1 Use a Hardware Wallet
Software wallets (MetaMask, Trust Wallet) are convenient but vulnerable. Hardware wallets store your private keys offline, making them nearly impossible to hack. This is especially critical if you're running a DeFi project with high-value domains.
Recommended Hardware Wallets
- • Ledger Nano X/S Plus: Industry standard, supports ETH/SOL
- • Trezor Model T: Open-source, highly secure
- • GridPlus Lattice1: Advanced security features
Never Do This
- • Store private keys in cloud storage
- • Share seed phrases via email/text
- • Use public WiFi for wallet transactions
2 Protect Your Seed Phrase
Your seed phrase is EVERYTHING
Anyone with your 12-24 word seed phrase has complete control of your wallet and ALL assets—including your .cardvault domains. Before transferring your domain, ensure your destination wallet is secure.
3 Beware of Phishing Attacks
Phishing is the #1 way people lose blockchain assets. Scammers impersonate legitimate sites to steal your credentials.
🚨 Common Phishing Tactics
- Fake websites: "freenamc.com" instead of "freename.com" (note the typo)
- Email scams: "Verify your wallet or lose your domain!"
- Discord DMs: "You won a free domain, click here to claim"
- Fake support: "Customer service" asking for your seed phrase
✅ How to Stay Safe
- Always type URLs manually (bookmark freename.com)
- Check for HTTPS and the lock icon
- NEVER enter seed phrases on ANY website
- Legitimate support will NEVER ask for private keys
Security Checklist
Pro tip: If you're building a DeFi brand, consider using a multi-sig wallet for team domains to prevent single points of failure.
Security First, Always
Your .cardvault domain is only as secure as your wallet. Follow these practices religiously.
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