1. Check Where the Link Came From
Use addresses obtained from the primary TrustDice website, trusted TrustDice
communications or official customer support.
Be cautious with links posted in anonymous comments, unofficial forums,
unsolicited direct messages or unfamiliar advertisements.
2. Inspect the Domain Carefully
Check the full browser address rather than relying only on the page logo or design.
Look for misspellings, extra characters, unusual subdomains or domains that only
resemble the TrustDice name.
HTTPS provides encrypted communication with the domain you are visiting,
but HTTPS alone does not prove that a website is an official TrustDice property.
3. Never Share Security Credentials
TrustDice access information should never require you to disclose your password,
two-factor authentication code, wallet recovery phrase or other private security
credentials to another person.
4. Stop if Something Looks Different
Unexpected login screens, unfamiliar payment instructions or unusual requests for
personal information should be treated cautiously.
Close the page and verify the address through a trusted TrustDice source before
continuing.