Know what you authorize.
Before connecting a wallet or enabling a workflow, review its permissions and signing requirements. Understand which actions you allow and how to stop a workflow or revoke access.
Explore product guidesKnow what you’re authorizing. Check the details of each trade. Keep your credentials private across every Zily workflow.
From connecting a wallet to managing an open position, understand the access and exposure involved.
Before connecting a wallet or enabling a workflow, review its permissions and signing requirements. Understand which actions you allow and how to stop a workflow or revoke access.
Explore product guidesUse official Zily destinations. Never share seed phrases, private keys, passwords, or verification codes with anyone claiming to provide support. Verify unfamiliar access requests before acting.
Find official Zily appsInterface responsiveness, order submission, execution, and blockchain confirmation are different stages. Connectivity, routing, liquidity, and network conditions can affect the outcome.
Understand executionA familiar interface or token name is only part of the picture. Review the transaction and the position you are about to take on.
Match the chain and full token contract or mint address. Names, ticker symbols, and logos can be copied.
Review expected amounts, fees, liquidity, price impact, and slippage settings before submitting an order.
For derivatives, understand collateral, margin, funding, and liquidation rules before opening a position.
For copy trading and automation, review supported actions, allocation, and what happens to existing positions when you stop a workflow.
Contact us about a security concern. Include the affected client, steps to reproduce the issue, and relevant technical details. Keep credentials and unrelated personal data out of the report.
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