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Security: Multi-Sig Custody, 2FA & Encryption

How Wealtii protects accounts and funds: a 3-of-3 Gnosis Safe vault on BNB Smart Chain you can check on BscScan, optional 2FA and encrypted connections.

Zayd Ahmed

Zayd Ahmed

Founder & CEO, Wealtii

Computer Science Engineer | 5+ Years in DeFi & Digital Assets

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Official Wealtii DocumentationWritten and maintained by Wealtii's founder, Zayd Ahmed
Versionv1.0.0
Last UpdatedOctober 21, 2026
Sections10
πŸ“… Updated: October 21, 2026
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βœ“ 34 Topics
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How Wealtii Protects Your Account and Funds

Fund assets are held 1:1 in a Gnosis Safe 3-of-3 multi-signature vault on BNB Smart Chain at a public address you can check on BscScan. Accounts are protected by encrypted connections, hashed passwords, email verification codes and optional authenticator-app 2FA. This page also lists what we have not done yet. There is no insurance on assets held through Wealtii, and no third-party security audit yet.

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HTTPS (TLS)
Encrypted Connections
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3-of-3 Multi-Sig
Gnosis Safe Vault
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Held 1:1
Fund Assets On-Chain
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Public Address
Verify on BscScan
1.1

Security Overview

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Wealtii protects your account with encrypted connections, hashed passwords, sign-in verification codes and optional authenticator-app 2FA. Fund assets are held in a public multi-signature vault that anyone can check on-chain. Here is what is in place today:

  • 3-of-3 Multi-Signature Vault: Fund assets are held 1:1 in a Gnosis Safe on BNB Smart Chain. Moving vault funds requires all three signatures (3-of-3)
  • Public, Verifiable Address: The vault address is published, so anyone can check its holdings on BscScan at any time
  • Encrypted Connections: Data travelling between your device and the platform is encrypted with HTTPS (TLS)
  • Sign-In Verification & 2FA: One-time codes sent to your email verify sign-ins, and you can add authenticator-app (TOTP) two-factor authentication
  • Not Lent or Staked: Fund assets are not lent, staked or rehypothecated

You can check the vault yourself on our Transparency page or follow the step-by-step guide on how to verify Wealtii's reserves.

1.2

Our Commitment

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What you can expect from Wealtii on security:

βœ“ Plain Disclosure

We describe what is in place today and label anything that is planned as planned

βœ“ Verifiable Custody

Fund assets sit at a public on-chain address you can check without trusting us

βœ“ Account Controls

Optional authenticator-app 2FA, backup codes, single-session sign-in and verification codes on withdrawals

βœ“ Ongoing Improvement

We review and update our security practices as the platform grows, and we update this page when something changes

1.3

What We Have Not Done Yet

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Where we stand today:

Wealtii is an early-stage platform. Before you invest, you should know that:

  • There has been no third-party security audit, penetration test, SOC 2 report or ISO 27001 certification yet. All of these are planned
  • There is no deposit insurance, no investor-compensation scheme and no crypto insurance covering assets held through Wealtii
  • Wealtii is not registered or licensed with any financial regulator
  • Withdrawal address whitelisting and an anti-phishing email code are not available yet
  • Full database encryption at rest is not in place yet

Read our regulatory status for the legal position, and our index methodology for how fund assets are bought and held. We will update this page as each item changes.

2.1

Encryption Standards

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How your data is protected in transit and in storage:

πŸ” Data in Transit

  • HTTPS (TLS) Only: Connections between your device and the platform are encrypted with TLS
  • Browser Security Headers: Security policies help protect against clickjacking, cross-site scripting and content injection
  • Request Protection: State-changing requests are protected against cross-site request forgery (CSRF)

πŸ’Ύ Stored Data

  • Password Hashing: Passwords are stored as one-way bcrypt hashes and cannot be read back
  • Encrypted 2FA Secrets: Authenticator-app 2FA secrets and backup codes are encrypted before they are stored
  • Expiring Verification Codes: Verification codes expire automatically and have attempt limits
  • Signed Session Tokens: Sign-in sessions use signed tokens that expire after a set period
Not yet in place: full database encryption at rest. Sensitive values such as passwords and 2FA secrets are protected individually (hashed or encrypted) today.
2.2

Network Security

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Controls that limit abuse of the platform:

  • Rate Limiting: Sign-in, registration, verification and withdrawal requests are rate-limited to slow down automated attacks
  • Account Lockout: Repeated failed sign-in attempts temporarily lock the account
  • Restricted Origins: The API only accepts browser requests from the official Wealtii web app
  • Configuration Outside Code: Secrets and sensitive configuration are kept in environment settings, not in source code
2.3

Application Security

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Secure development practices used when building the platform:

  • OWASP Top 10 as a Checklist: Common web risks such as injection and cross-site scripting are considered when code is written and reviewed (self-assessed, not certified)
  • Input Validation: Data sent to the platform is validated before it is processed, and oversized or malformed requests are rejected
  • Parameterised Database Queries: Database access uses an ORM with parameterised queries to prevent SQL injection
  • File Upload Checks: Uploaded files are checked for type and size
  • Disposable Email Blocking: Registration blocks known throwaway email services
2.4

Database Security

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How account data is handled:

  • Security Event Log: Sign-ins, failed attempts and other security events are logged with a timestamp and device information
  • Log Sanitisation: Passwords and tokens are stripped from application logs
  • Controlled Changes: Database schema changes go through versioned migrations

How we collect, use and retain personal data is described in our Privacy Policy.

3.1

Multi-Signature Vault Custody

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Fund assets are held 1:1 in a Gnosis Safe 3-of-3 multi-signature vault on BNB Smart Chain. A multi-signature vault is a smart-contract wallet that only moves funds when the required number of signatures approve a transaction. For the Wealtii vault, that is all three signatures (3-of-3).

πŸ” 3-of-3 Approval

  • Moving vault funds requires all three signatures
  • Every vault transaction is recorded on BNB Smart Chain
  • The vault uses Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe), widely used open-source multi-signature software

πŸ” Public Address

  • Vault address: 0x54dd6ADaCe8BFd8feAA9cdf1Ca8891c74FaB2583
  • Anyone can check the vault's token holdings on BscScan
  • No account or permission is needed to verify

🏦 Not Lent or Staked

  • Fund assets are not lent, staked or rehypothecated
  • Wealtii does not earn yield on fund assets
  • Fund assets are kept apart from Wealtii's operating money
How assets get there: when you invest, Wealtii buys each fund holding on-chain through DEX aggregators and the purchased tokens are held in the vault. Our index methodology explains target weights and execution.
3.2

Deposit Addresses

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Each user gets a personal deposit address for USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20):

  • Personal Deposit Address: Your address is linked to your account, so incoming USDT can be matched to you
  • On-Chain Confirmation: Deposits are credited after 12 block confirmations on BNB Smart Chain
  • Correct Network Only: Only send USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). Tokens sent on another network or unsupported tokens may be lost
  • Card & Bank On-Ramps: If you buy USDT by card or bank transfer, a licensed third-party provider handles that purchase and runs its own identity checks
3.3

Verify the Vault Yourself

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You do not have to take our word for what the vault holds. To check it:

  1. Open the vault on BscScan: 0x54dd6ADaCe8BFd8feAA9cdf1Ca8891c74FaB2583
  2. Open the token holdings list to see each BEP-20 token the vault holds
  3. Compare the tokens with the holdings listed on each fund page
The reserve verification guide walks through each step, and the Transparency page explains what the on-chain data does and does not prove.
3.4

Insurance & Risk Context

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No insurance or compensation scheme: there is no deposit insurance, no investor-compensation scheme and no crypto insurance covering assets held through Wealtii. If assets were lost, there is no insurer or government scheme to make you whole.
Security does not remove market risk: custody controls protect against unauthorised movement of assets. They do not protect against price falls, smart-contract failures, token-issuer failures (for example wrapped or tokenized assets) or the loss of the platform itself. Read the Risk Disclosure and only invest what you can afford to lose.
4.1

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

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Wealtii uses one-time codes sent to your email for sign-in verification. You can also turn on authenticator-app two-factor authentication (TOTP), which we strongly recommend:

Authenticator App 2FA (Available)

  • Works with apps such as Google Authenticator, Authy or Microsoft Authenticator
  • Generates a new 6-digit code every 30 seconds
  • Not tied to your phone number, so it is not exposed to SIM-swap attacks
  • You receive 8 one-time backup codes when you turn it on

Email Verification Codes (Active)

  • One-time codes sent to your registered email verify sign-ins
  • Codes expire automatically
  • A limited number of attempts is allowed per code
  • Used to confirm withdrawals if authenticator 2FA is not turned on
Important: never share your 2FA codes or backup codes with anyone, including anyone claiming to be Wealtii support. Store your backup codes somewhere safe. If you lose your authenticator device and your backup codes, recovering your account takes extra identity checks and time.
4.2

Session Management

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How sign-in sessions are controlled:

  • One Session at a Time: Only one active session is allowed per account. Signing in on a new device ends the previous session
  • Automatic Expiry: Sessions expire after a set period and you must sign in again
  • New Device Emails: We email you when your account is signed in from a new device
  • Sign-In History: Sign-in events are recorded with device information and timestamps
  • Verification for Withdrawals: Each withdrawal must be confirmed with an authenticator code (if 2FA is on) or an email verification code
4.3

Password Security

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Password rules and storage:

Password Requirements

  • Minimum 8 Characters: Longer is better
  • Character Mix: Must include uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and special characters
  • Common-Password Check: Passwords on public lists of commonly used and leaked passwords are rejected, along with simple patterns such as keyboard sequences
  • One-Way Hashing: Passwords are hashed with bcrypt, so they cannot be read back by anyone

πŸ’‘ Password Best Practices

  • Use a unique password for Wealtii - never reuse passwords from other sites
  • Consider a password manager (for example 1Password or Bitwarden) to generate and store strong passwords
  • Passphrases of 4-5 random words can be both strong and easy to remember
  • Change your password immediately if you suspect it may have been exposed
  • Never share your password via email, chat, phone or any other channel
5.1

Withdrawal Verification

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Withdrawals are paid in USDT to an external BEP-20 wallet address you provide. Before a withdrawal is processed:

  • Verification Code: You confirm the withdrawal with an authenticator code (if 2FA is on) or a one-time code sent to your email
  • Address Validation: The destination address is checked for a valid format before anything is sent
  • Additional Review: Some withdrawals, such as unusually large ones, may be held for an extra manual check
Not available yet: withdrawal address whitelisting (locking withdrawals to pre-approved addresses). We will update this page if and when it launches. Blockchain transfers cannot be reversed, so always double-check the destination address.
5.2

Anti-Phishing Measures

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How to recognise genuine communication from Wealtii:

🌐 Domain Check

  • Always check you are on wealtii.com before signing in
  • Look for HTTPS in your browser's address bar
  • Bookmark the official site to avoid lookalike domains
  • Be cautious of similar-looking domains (for example wealtii.co or wealthii.com)

βœ‰οΈ Email Security

  • We will never ask for your password, 2FA codes, backup codes or wallet keys by email
  • Our emails come from @wealtii.com addresses
  • Important actions are done inside your account, not through email links

πŸ“± Official Support Channels

  • Support is only provided through support@wealtii.com and in-app support tickets
  • We do not provide support through Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord or social media DMs
  • We will not contact you first through messaging apps or social media

🚩 Common Phishing Warning Signs

  • Urgent demands to "verify your account" or "prevent suspension"
  • Emails threatening account closure unless you click a link immediately
  • Offers that seem too good to be true, such as free crypto giveaways
  • Requests for remote access to your computer or device
  • Spelling or grammar errors in official-looking emails
  • Links that show a different URL when you hover over them
5.3

Secure Account Recovery

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If you forget your password:

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Request a password reset with your registered email address
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Open the reset link sent to your email (the link expires after a short period)
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Verify with your authenticator code if 2FA is turned on
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Choose a new password that meets the requirements
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Sign in again with your new password
Important: save your 2FA backup codes when you turn on authenticator 2FA. Without your device or backup codes, recovery needs manual identity checks through support@wealtii.com and takes longer.
5.4

Abuse & Fraud Controls

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Automated controls that help protect accounts:

  • New Device Emails: You are emailed when your account is signed in from a new device
  • Failed Sign-In Lockout: Repeated failed sign-in attempts temporarily lock the account
  • Rate Limits: Unusually high request rates are blocked
  • Risk Flags: Security events such as repeated failures are logged with a risk level for review
  • Transaction Limits: Verification levels set how much you can deposit, buy, sell and withdraw (see the AML/KYC Policy)
These controls may occasionally ask you for extra verification. If that happens, complete the check or contact support@wealtii.com for help.
6.1

Security Logging & Alerts

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What the platform records and flags:

  • Security Event Logging: Sign-ins, failed attempts, password resets, 2FA changes and withdrawal requests are logged with a timestamp and device information
  • Risk Levels: Logged events carry a risk level so that higher-risk activity can be reviewed first
  • Health Checks: Platform services report health status so problems can be spotted and fixed
6.2

Anomaly Detection

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Simple, rule-based checks that catch common attack patterns:

  • Repeated Failed Sign-Ins: Trigger a temporary lockout
  • Repeated Password Resets: Are rate-limited and logged
  • Unfamiliar Devices: Trigger a new-device email to you
  • High Request Rates: Are blocked by the rate limiter
6.3

Verification & Dependency Checks

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  • On-Chain Deposit Verification: Deposits are verified on BNB Smart Chain and credited after 12 confirmations
  • Address Validation: Wallet addresses are validated before any withdrawal is sent
  • Dependency Updates: Third-party software libraries are reviewed and updated to address known vulnerabilities
  • Disposable Email Blocking: Known throwaway email providers are blocked at registration
7.1

Standards We Use as Guidance

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We use published security guidance as internal reference points. None of these is a certification:

OWASP Top 10Guidance

Used as a checklist for common web application risks (self-assessed)

ISO 27001Planned

Not certified. Certification is planned

SOC 2Planned

No SOC 2 report yet. A report is planned

7.2

Third-Party Security Audit (Not Yet Done)

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Wealtii has not yet had a third-party security audit. Here is what happens today and what is planned:

βœ… What We Do Today

  • Internal security review of code before release
  • Dependency updates for known vulnerabilities
  • OWASP-guided checks for common web risks

πŸ”­ Planned

  • An independent third-party security audit
  • An external penetration test
  • Publishing a summary of findings and fixes on this page once complete
7.3

Vault Smart Contract

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Fund assets are held in a Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) multi-signature wallet on BNB Smart Chain:

  • Standard Software: The vault is a Safe wallet, widely used open-source multi-signature software
  • 3-of-3 Threshold: Moving vault funds requires all three signatures
  • Public Address: The vault address (0x54dd6ADaCe8BFd8feAA9cdf1Ca8891c74FaB2583) can be checked by anyone on BscScan
Note: smart-contract software can contain undiscovered bugs. Using widely used software reduces, but does not remove, that risk.
7.4

Penetration Testing (Planned)

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A penetration test simulates real-world attacks to find weaknesses. Wealtii has not yet had an external penetration test. One is planned, covering the web app, the API and the supporting infrastructure. Until then, testing is internal only, during development and before releases.

8.1

Incident Response Plan

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If a security incident happens, these are the steps we follow:

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Detection - an issue is identified through logs, alerts or a user report
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Containment - affected systems or features are paused or isolated
3.
Investigation - we identify the cause and the scope of the incident
4.
Recovery - services are restored once the cause is fixed
5.
Review - we record what happened and change processes to prevent a repeat
Report an issue: if you notice anything suspicious, email support@wealtii.com with as much detail as you can.
8.2

Breach Notification

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If a confirmed breach affects your data or assets, we will tell you:

  • When: As quickly as we can after the breach is confirmed, and within any deadline set by applicable law
  • How: By email to your registered address and through notices on the platform
  • What: What happened, what was affected, what we are doing about it and what you should do
  • Authorities: We will cooperate with relevant authorities as required by applicable law
8.3

Disaster Recovery

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Fund assets are held on-chain in the multi-signature vault, not on Wealtii's servers, so a server outage does not move or erase them. Your fund unit balances are kept in Wealtii's database. Platform updates are released so they can be rolled back if a problem is found. Current platform status is shown on the System Status page.

9.1

Certifications: None Yet

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Wealtii holds no security certifications today. This is what is planned and what is in place:

Independent Reviews & Certifications

Third-Party Security AuditPlanned

Not yet done. An independent security audit of the platform is planned.

Penetration TestPlanned

Not yet done. An external penetration test is planned.

SOC 2Planned

Not yet done. A SOC 2 report is planned as the platform matures.

ISO 27001Planned

Not yet done. ISO 27001 certification is planned.

Practices in Place Today

OWASP-Guided DevelopmentIn Place

We use the OWASP Top 10 as a checklist when building and reviewing the platform. This is a self-assessment, not a certification.

Tiered Identity VerificationIn Place

Basic, Intermediate and Advanced verification levels with different transaction limits. See our AML/KYC Policy.

Public Multi-Signature VaultIn Place

Fund assets sit in a 3-of-3 Gnosis Safe on BNB Smart Chain with a public address anyone can check.

9.2

Where We Stand Today

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A plain status list:

3-of-3 Multi-Signature VaultIn place
Authenticator-App 2FAAvailable
Tiered Identity VerificationIn place
Third-Party Security AuditNot yet done
External Penetration TestNot yet done
SOC 2 / ISO 27001Not yet done
Deposit or Crypto InsuranceNone
Regulatory Licence or RegistrationNone

See Wealtii's regulatory status for details on registration and licensing.

9.3

Security Roadmap

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Planned work, in rough order. Plans can change and no dates are promised:

In Place Today

Live
  • 3-of-3 Gnosis Safe vault with a public address
  • Authenticator-app 2FA with backup codes
  • Email verification codes for sign-in and withdrawals
  • Tiered identity verification
  • Rate limiting and failed sign-in lockout

Next

Planned
  • Third-party security audit
  • External penetration test
  • Withdrawal address whitelisting
  • Anti-phishing email code

Later

Planned
  • SOC 2 report
  • ISO 27001 certification
  • Full database encryption at rest
10.1

Account Security Tips

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Follow these simple tips to keep your Wealtii account as secure as possible:

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Set Up 2FA Right Away

  • Turn on authenticator-app 2FA (for example Google Authenticator or Authy) - it is stronger than email codes alone
  • Save your 8 backup codes in a secure place such as a password manager
  • Never share your 2FA codes with anyone - not even someone claiming to be support
  • If you lose your 2FA device, contact support@wealtii.com straight away
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Use a Strong, Unique Password

  • Create a password of at least 8 characters with a mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols
  • Never reuse your Wealtii password on any other website
  • Use a password manager to generate and remember strong passwords easily
  • Change your password immediately if you think it might have been exposed
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Stay Alert & Review Your Account

  • Pay attention to new-device sign-in emails
  • Review your transaction history regularly for anything unexpected
  • If you see unfamiliar activity, change your password and contact support immediately
  • Keep the email account linked to Wealtii protected with its own strong password and 2FA
10.2

Phishing Awareness

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Phishing is one of the most common ways bad actors try to access financial accounts. Here's how to protect yourself:

βœ… What Wealtii Will NEVER Do

  • Ask for your password, 2FA codes, or wallet keys via email or phone
  • Ask you to install software or give remote access to your device
  • Send unexpected attachments asking you to download them
  • Contact you through Telegram, WhatsApp, or social media DMs for account matters

🚩 Red Flags to Watch For

  • Urgent demands to "verify your account" or "prevent suspension"
  • Emails with slightly misspelled domains (wealtii.co, wealthii.com)
  • Links that show a different URL when you hover over them
  • Requests for sensitive information that a legitimate platform would never ask for

πŸ›‘οΈ How to Stay Safe

  • Bookmark the official Wealtii website and always navigate to it directly
  • Check for the HTTPS padlock and exact domain before entering your credentials
  • When in doubt, go directly to https://wealtii.com - never click suspicious email links
  • Report any suspicious communications to support@wealtii.com
10.3

Device Security

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Keep Your Devices Secure

  • Keep your operating system, browser, and antivirus software up to date
  • Use reputable antivirus and anti-malware software
  • Never access Wealtii from public or shared computers
  • Lock your computer whenever you step away
  • Enable full-disk encryption on all your devices
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Secure Your Network

  • Avoid making financial transactions on public Wi-Fi networks
  • Use a VPN when connecting through untrusted networks
  • Make sure your home router uses WPA3 encryption and a strong password
  • Keep your router firmware updated for the latest security patches

Security is a Partnership

Wealtii handles platform-level protections. A strong unique password, authenticator-app 2FA and careful browsing habits on your side add the other half. No setup removes all risk, so stay alert and report anything suspicious to support@wealtii.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about how we protect your account and investments

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How is my Wealtii account protected?

Connections to Wealtii use HTTPS (TLS) encryption. Passwords are stored as one-way bcrypt hashes, so they cannot be read back. Sign-in verification uses one-time codes sent to your email, and you can add authenticator-app two-factor authentication (2FA) for extra protection. Only one active session is allowed per account. Use a strong, unique password and turn on 2FA.

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How are fund assets held?

Fund assets are held 1:1 in a Gnosis Safe multi-signature vault on BNB Smart Chain at the public address 0x54dd6ADaCe8BFd8feAA9cdf1Ca8891c74FaB2583. Moving vault funds requires all three signatures (3-of-3). Assets are not lent, staked or rehypothecated. Anyone can check the vault's holdings on BscScan.

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What is two-factor authentication (2FA) and should I turn it on?

2FA adds a second check beyond your password. With authenticator-app 2FA turned on, you enter a time-based 6-digit code from an app such as Google Authenticator or Authy, so a stolen password alone is not enough to get in or withdraw. 2FA is optional but strongly recommended. When you turn it on you receive 8 backup codes; store them somewhere safe.

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What should I do if I think my account has been compromised?

If you suspect unauthorized access: (1) change your password immediately, (2) sign out of other sessions, (3) review your recent activity and transactions, (4) reset your 2FA if needed, and (5) contact us right away at .

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How do you protect me from phishing?

We never ask for your password, 2FA codes or backup codes by email, chat or phone. Withdrawals must be confirmed from inside your account with a verification code. Our emails come from @wealtii.com addresses. When in doubt, type https://wealtii.com into your browser rather than clicking links in emails.

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Has Wealtii had a third-party security audit?

No, not yet. Wealtii has not yet had a third-party security audit, penetration test, SOC 2 report or ISO 27001 certification. All of these are planned. Today we rely on internal reviews and secure development practices guided by OWASP. We will update this page when an independent review is completed.

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Are my funds insured?

No. There is no deposit insurance, no investor-compensation scheme and no crypto insurance covering assets held through Wealtii. You could lose some or all of the money you invest. Please read our Risk Disclosure and only invest what you can afford to lose.

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What encryption does Wealtii use?

All connections use HTTPS (TLS). Passwords are hashed with bcrypt. Authenticator-app 2FA secrets and backup codes are encrypted before they are stored. Verification codes expire and have attempt limits. Full database encryption at rest is not in place yet.

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What happens if there is a security incident?

We will contain the issue, investigate its scope, fix the cause and tell affected users what happened, what was affected and what they should do, as quickly as we can and as required by applicable law. You can report a suspected issue at any time to .