If you receive a suspicious message or phishing link claiming to be from Yanance, do not click any links or download attachments. These could compromise your device or expose your personal data.

🚨 What You Should Do:

• Report the message immediately to our Support team.

• Include all relevant details (screenshots, sender info, message content) to help us investigate.

• Your report helps protect not only you but the entire Yanance community.

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❌ Yanance Will Never Ask For:

• Your full credit card number or bank details

• Your Yanance password

• Your 2FA code

• To click a link to release funds, verify info, or cancel a trade (you can do this directly on our platform)

If you receive a message requesting any of this information, it's a phishing attempt. Report it immediately.

🔍 How to Spot a Phishing Link:

• Suspicious URLs (check for odd characters or typos)

• Links hidden in images or QR codes

• Messages with .html attachments

• File-sharing links (often lead to malware)

• Pictures that contain messaging apps like WhatsApp

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🕵️ How to Identify a Phishing Message or Email:

• Requests for sensitive info (bank details, login credentials, ID numbers)

• Alarming claims like "your account is compromised"

• Unsolicited messages asking you to verify account info

• Misspelled email addresses (e.g., support@yanancee.com)

• Links that don’t lead to www.yanance.com

• Emails mimicking our design to trick you

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✅ How to Protect Yourself:

• Always confirm messages are from official Yanance sources:

  • Instagram

  • Twitter

  • Facebook

  • YouTube

  • Reddit

• Never click suspicious links, open unexpected attachments, or share personal details via chat or email.

• Keep your trades within Yanance—avoid off-platform transactions.

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For more tips, read our full Security Guide or contact Yanance Support if you're unsure about any message you receive.

Stay alert. Stay safe.