Online Security

Bluefin Trading prioritizes the safety of client data and employs sophisticated security measures to protect personal information, privacy, and funds.

MEASURES TO TAKE

To avoid possible fraud or scam attempts when using online banking and financial operations, there are several measures you should take.

Beware of Phishing

Phishing is a common tactic used by fraudsters to obtain personal information by impersonating a trusted company through email. To avoid becoming a victim, never open attachments or click on links in suspicious emails. Scammers may also use similar email domains to official sources, but with spelling mistakes or improper formatting.

Another method is voice phishing and number spoofing to convince victims to disclose sensitive data. Always confirm the authenticity of such communication, even if it appears to be from a number you recognize.

Secure Browsing

When browsing online, ensure that the website has https:// and a secure padlock icon in the URL bar to confirm its authenticity. Be wary of website spoofing, where a cloned legitimate website is used to collect customer information. This is often initiated through phishing emails or browser pop-up windows.

Avoid using public Wi-Fi and only use secure internet connections as public networks are more susceptible to hacking attempts. If using a shared computer, do not save login information and clear the cache and cookies after each session

Viruses & Malware

Malware and viruses can compromise the security of your device and steal your identity or funds. Avoid downloading files or programs from unknown sources to reduce the risk.

Install anti-malware software on all devices and keep them updated. Ensure that your device’s operating system is up-to-date with the security patches.

Protect Your Data!

Never disclose your passwords or sensitive account information to anyone, and avoid writing them down. Beware of any requests for account details or personal information such as your ID.

Bluefin Trading and other reputable companies would never ask for such information, so consider any such requests or contacts to be suspicious.

Enhance Your Security!

Don’t make it easy for fraudsters by having weak passwords or not changing them regularly. Create complex passwords by using a combination of symbols, numbers, upper and lowercase letters. Avoid using passwords that are easily guessable, such as family names, pets, or nicknames. Use unique passwords for each website and enable multi-factor authentication whenever possible.

Bluefin Trading recommends taking these precautions to enhance your security and protect your personal information.

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CFDs and other online financial assets are leveraged products that carry a significant amount of risk and may not be suitable for all types of investors. Trading them can result in the loss of part or all of your invested capital. We advise our clients to thoroughly consider their own financial situation and invest only capital that they are willing and able to lose. If necessary, we advise seeking independent professional advice so that you can understand the risks involved.
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