How do I secure my OKSPOT account?Published 2026-11-08. Updated 2026-11-08. Last reviewed 2026-11-08.Set up your sign-in protectionReview withdrawal protectionsIf something looks wrongVerify your email, use a unique password, and set up a passkey or authenticator in Settings. Review your withdrawal protections before adding funds.Set up your sign-in protectionOpen Settings → Security. The Passkeys and Authenticator app controls show what is enabled. A passkey uses your device or password manager; an authenticator generates changing one-time codes. Keep any recovery codes offline and private.Review withdrawal protectionsCheck saved destinations, address-book-only rules and any withdrawal delay shown in Settings. Changes can require fresh verification and may apply a security hold. A trading balance does not override a withdrawal restriction.If something looks wrongDo not approve an unfamiliar security prompt. Review active sessions, sign out devices you do not recognize, and use the account-freeze controls if you suspect compromise. Follow the suspicious-activity steps.Related articlesHow do I set up an authenticator app?Start setup in Settings, add the account to your authenticator app, and enter a current code to finish. Save the recovery codes shown after successful setup.How do I add and use a passkey?Add a passkey from Settings and follow your browser or device prompt. Once a passkey is required for your account, use the passkey sign-in option rather than assuming a password can replace it.How do I manage withdrawal protections?Use Settings to review saved destinations, address-book-only withdrawals, withdrawal delays and account-freeze controls. The product shows which protections are enabled for your account.How do I avoid phishing and changed withdrawal addresses?Use the official OKSPOT site, check full addresses, and never give support your password, private key, recovery phrase or security code. A familiar logo or shortened address is not proof that a message or destination is genuine.Contact support about this article