Crypto Poker Security — 10 Rules Before Your First Deposit

Your wallet, your responsibility

Crypto transfers cannot be reversed by a bank. That makes security habits more important than any poker strategy. The good news: a few simple rules prevent nearly all losses.

Eight rules that prevent most losses

Follow these every time, not only the first time.

• Never share your seed phrase or private key — no club, agent or support team will ever need it.
• Enable two-factor authentication on your exchange and on your GGPass account.
• Confirm the network and address through a channel you already trust.
• Send a small test transfer before any larger amount.
• Double-check the address after pasting — clipboard malware can replace it.
• Keep the TXID until the club confirms the chips.
• Ignore unsolicited messages offering bonuses or "recovery" services.
• Use a separate wallet for poker so a mistake never touches your savings.

Recognising impersonation

The most common scam is someone pretending to be the club agent. Always reach the club through the contact details published on its own site, not through numbers that message you first. If a wallet address "changes" in the middle of a conversation, stop and verify.

Account security inside ClubGG

Crypto security and account security go together. Use a unique password for GGPass, turn on 2FA, and never let anyone else log in to your account. Shared accounts violate fair-play policies and put your chips at risk.