Security
Your wallet is your account — here's what actually protects it
Wallet identity
Not connectedThere's no username, password or two-factor step to manage — whoever holds this wallet's private key controls the account, full stop. Securing the account means securing the wallet.
Connect your wallet to see its address here.
Wallet security checklist
Never share your seed phrase or private key
No one from RegeNext will ever ask for it — not "support", not an admin, not in a DM. Anyone who asks is impersonating the team.
Bookmark the official URL
Don’t rely on search results or links sent to you. Phishing sites copy this interface pixel-for-pixel and only differ in the domain.
Check the contract address before signing
Your wallet shows the contract address on every transaction prompt. Compare it against the one this site is configured for before approving.
Consider a hardware wallet
For balances you don’t need to move often, a hardware wallet keeps the private key off any internet-connected device entirely.
Review your token approvals periodically
Old approvals from other sites can remain active indefinitely. Revoke ones you no longer use.
Account activity
Every registration, withdrawal and commission is a public on-chain transaction — nothing is tracked separately.