Account Security
How to Check a TrustDice Access Address
Searches for a TrustDice mirror site, alternative domain or TrustDice
login can sometimes lead to unofficial websites designed to resemble
genuine services. A few basic checks can help reduce the risk.
1. Check Where the Link Came From
Use web 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 messages, social media replies or unfamiliar advertisements.
2. Inspect the Full Domain Name
Check the complete address shown in your browser rather than relying on
the page logo, colours or design. Look for spelling mistakes, extra
characters, unusual subdomains or domains that merely resemble the
TrustDice name.
HTTPS means the connection between your browser and the website is
encrypted, but HTTPS alone does not confirm that a domain is an official
TrustDice website.
3. Never Share Security Credentials
TrustDice access information should never require you to disclose your
password, two-factor authentication code, wallet recovery phrase,
private key or other sensitive security credentials to another person.
4. Stop if Something Looks Unfamiliar
Unexpected login pages, unfamiliar payment instructions or unusual
requests for personal information should be treated with caution.
Close the page and check the address through a trusted TrustDice source
before continuing.