Beware of phishing emails imitating 1inch!

Warning: phishing emails imitating 1inch! Stay alert!

Scammers are sending fake emails pretending to be 1inch. Don't fall for phishing attempts that could compromise your security.

How to spot & avoid phishing emails

• Check the sender: The only official 1inch newsletter comes from [email protected]. Emails from any other address are fake.

• Watch out for suspicious requests: 1inch will never ask for private keys, login credentials or personal information via email.

• Be cautious of fake offers: Ignore emails promising free tokens, exclusive rewards or urgent security updates.

• Verify links before clicking: Always hover over links. For safety, access 1inch directly instead of clicking email links.

• Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for extra security.

• Use strong, unique passwords and stay informed about scams.

What to do if you receive a suspicious email?

❌ Do NOT click on any links or open attachments.
❌ Do NOT reply or provide any personal information.
❌ Mark the email as spam or phishing in your email client.

For full details on how to spot phishing attempts, check out our latest blog post. Stay informed and stay safe!

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