Trust Center

Security and data privacy are core priorities at Fastex. We design our products and policies with these principles in mind, ensuring a safe and transparent environment for all users.

Fraudulent websites attempt to steal login credentials and wallet information by impersonating legitimate platforms. Scammers use:

• Emails, SMS, and social media to lure victims.
• Fake search engine ads that appear in search results.

How to Stay Safe:

Keep personal information private – Never share passwords or financial details with unverified sources.

Hover, Don’t Click – Always check links before clicking. Hover over them to verify authenticity.

Watch for errors – Poor grammar and spelling mistakes are red flags.

Scammers create fake endorsements from celebrities, business figures, or influencers to push fraudulent investments.

• They often promote non-existent tokens or projects.
• Some scams include professional-looking websites and brochures.

🚨 Warning: Always verify endorsements through official sources before investing.

Never share passwords or financial details with unverified sources.

Always check links before clicking. Hover over them to verify authenticity.

Fraudsters use social media to promote fake giveaways.

• They post forged messages from companies or executives.
• Fake accounts respond to these posts to make them appear legitimate.
• Victims are asked to "verify" their wallet by sending crypto to a scam address.

Rule of thumb: Legitimate giveaways never ask for funds in return.

Scammers hype up a coin or token using social media or mass emails to drive up its price.

• As investors rush to buy, the price surges.
• Scammers sell their holdings, causing a sudden price crash.

Avoid projects that rely purely on hype without real-world utility.

If an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.

• High-return investment promises should be approached with skepticism.
• Never download unknown files or click suspicious links. Take your time – Be cautious with urgent or unsolicited requests.

Be patient and extra vigilant when examining urgest requests from unknown or unsolicited senders.

Fraudulent websites mimic legitimate domains by using slight variations in spelling. Example:

❌ exchange-fastex.com

❌ fasttoken-bonus-payment.com

Official Fastex Websites:

✅ https://exchange.fastex.com

✅ https://fasttoken.com

Always verify the URL in your browser before entering login details.

Please keep in mind that you are responsible for keeping your login credentials, 2FA codes, email address, and devices safe. If you provided this information to a malicious site, they have the ability to access your Fastex account.

Please make sure you check that you are on the correct site before entering any login details or 2FA codes. The sites should always be: 
https://exchange.fastex.com and https://fasttoken.com

We do not currently have any affiliation with any third party websites, especially sites claiming to provide trading bots or scripts. If you enter credentials into an unofficial app or website, you are sharing your credentials with a potentially malicious party. This could lead to a loss of assets.