SECURITY UPDATE Fake Email Warning - Don’t Withdraw to "Trust Wallet"

We’ve received reports of a fake phishing email with the subject “Data Breach Notice.”

That email is not legitimate.

If you received it, you should ignore it, report it as spam, and delete it.

BE AWARE

Never move funds, Bitcoin or otherwise, at the direction of anyone other than yourself.

Never add a wallet address to your account unless you created the wallet.

Never share any security code received by text, email, or phone, with anyone for any reason.

Never share your 12 or 24 word seed phrase, if a hacker has this they can take your Bitcoin.

Always check the email address of the sender. Swan emails come from an email address ending with “@swanbitcoin.com.”

Always assume emails, texts, and phone calls asking for sensitive information or directing you to take urgent action are not genuine until proven otherwise.

Contact companies only via officially listed email addresses and phone numbers.

Thank you, Swan Security Team

P.S. Email addresses being targeted were likely obtained in 2022 during a wave of attacks against email communication vendors serving dozens of crypto and Bitcoin companies, including Swan.