Please do not click on links to gift card, fuel card, or recharge card websites promoted through misleading or fraudulent advertisements, and avoid making deposits on such sites, especially those that redirect you during the deposit process. Clicking on suspicious links and proceeding with a transfer may result in malicious changes to your wallet permissions, leading to potential loss of funds.

Virtual goods transactions scams Scam description: Scammers use low-priced offers for virtual goods (such as fuel cards or prepaid phone cards) as bait, and require users to pay with crypto. Common techniques: In the early stages, scammers gain trust through small transactions; After luring users into making large transactions, scammers refuse to deliver the goods and even directly block the user entirely.How to Protect Yourself?

Use legitimate services only: avoid clicking on falsely advertised links for gift cards, fuel cards, recharge cards, etc., especially those offering redirection services. For legitimate recharge services, please use the recipient's provided address to prevent financial losses.What should I do if my wallet is compromised?

Wallet address permissions are transferred Scammers often lure users with low-priced offers (such as fuel cards, gift cards, or recharge services) and direct them to malicious links. These links may trigger smart contract authorization or permission modification requests that attempt to change the management rights of your wallet address.