Recognising Impersonation in the ZeroSlip Community
A community notice explains how to handle suspicious support messages.
ZeroSlip issued a community notice about scammers impersonating its team. The announcement warns users about unsolicited requests for wallet private keys, money or visits to suspicious links.
When someone contacts you claiming to represent ZeroSlip, verify the contact through the official developer community. A familiar display name or copied profile picture is not enough to establish who is sending a message.
The notice concerns communication with people claiming to provide support. Keep it separate from the documented authentication methods used by the Trade API, and follow the official product documentation when configuring an integration.