Frequently Asked Questions
How to Avoid Scammers
Stay alert and never share your personal information with anyone!
The world of finance and cryptocurrency often attracts scammers and hackers who exploit users’ trust to steal funds and personal data.
Follow these simple safety rules to protect yourself and your money.
Right after signing up, enable two-factor authentication (2FA) to secure your account. You can find a guide on «How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication».
Never share your password, 2FA codes, or email with anyone. Keep in mind: Bitbanker staff will never ask for personal information or message you first on any messenger or email.
Bitbanker will never suggest conducting transactions outside the platform or ask you to transfer funds to another wallet for security or any other reason.
Watch out for phishing scams: scammers may send emails, SMS, or messages on social media that look like they’re from Bitbanker. Do not click on links in these messages—they usually lead to fake websites designed to steal your login information and access your funds.
Avoid clicking on unfamiliar links or entering your details unless you’re sure it’s the official Bitbanker site. Always check the URL in the address bar before entering any information.
https://app.bitbanker.org: this is the only official URL for the Bitbanker web app.
You can contact Bitbanker support only through the chat on the website or the official Telegram support bot: https://t.me/bitbanker_help_bot. Remember, there are no other ways to reach support.
Detailed guides for Bitbanker services can be found in the FAQ section. Select the topic you're interested in from the menu to learn how the platform works. If you're unsure how to get started with Bitbanker, visit the "Welcome to Bitbanker" section.
If you suspect your account has been hacked or your data is at risk, contact support right away.
We guarantee the security of user funds but cannot recover them if your personal information has been compromised.
Bitbanker is not responsible for and will not compensate clients who voluntarily share their account details with scammers.