Someone will eventually tell you that withdrawing crypto is unsafe until you buy an anti-phishing code for about 300 USDT, ideally by funding a “smart contract” on the exchange first. It sounds technical. It is a second invoice.
On real venues, an anti-phishing code is a free label you set in account security so official emails show a phrase you chose. It is not merchandise. It is not priced like a gas fee. Legitimate withdrawals do not require a prepaid code purchased from a chat manager. After you pay, the same crew invents the next toll — tax, insurance, wallet activation — because the product is your panic.
Check only inside the official app or website help centre. If support never asked for 300 USDT, the voice in Telegram is not support.
Start at Get help. Anyone selling paid unlocks or “lawyer recoveries”: Fake recovery.
This article is for general information only. It is not legal or financial advice. Details change. If you have lost money, contact your bank or card issuer and use the routes on the help pages.