Security Practices
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While Brava incorporates robust security measures—including our self-custodial infrastructure built on Safe and comprehensive Nexus Mutual cover—your personal security practices are equally critical for protecting your assets.
Never share your private keys or recovery phrases with anyone, including Brava team members
Store recovery phrases offline in multiple secure locations
Use hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) for managing larger positions
Enable biometric authentication and additional security features in your wallet
Verify our URL: Always use (bookmark it!)
Be alert for red flags: Brava will never ask for your private keys, recovery phrase, or passwords
Beware of urgency: Legitimate platforms don't create artificial time pressure for "security" actions
Double-check before confirming: Verify recipient addresses, amounts, and contract interactions
Send test transactions for significant transfers
Review and limit token approvals: Use tools like Revoke.cash to manage permissions
Verify on hardware devices: Always confirm transaction details on your hardware wallet's screen
Keep software updated: Regularly update your operating system and browsers
Use trusted devices and networks: Avoid public Wi-Fi and computers for DeFi activities
Consider multi-signature setup: Brava's Safe infrastructure supports multi-sig for enhanced security
Move remaining funds to a new, secure wallet created on a trusted device
Contact our support team immediately (but never share private keys)
Document the incident including suspicious transactions and communications
✅ Hardware wallet for large positions
✅ Recovery phrase stored securely offline
✅ Official website bookmarked
✅ Regular approval revocations
✅ Software and devices updated
✅ Transaction verification habit
Remember: Your security practices are the strongest defense against potential threats.
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