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Common scam patterns

Scam typeHow it works
ImpersonationSomeone pretends to be Roxom or a well-known figure to create urgency and get you to act fast.
Fake investmentsPromises of guaranteed returns, exclusive trading signals, or bots that never lose.
Romance scamsSomeone builds a relationship over weeks or months before introducing a “great opportunity.”
Giveaway scamsA fake account promises to double your Bitcoin if you send some first.
Pump and dumpGroups hype a low-liquidity token, inflate the price, then sell — leaving everyone else with losses.

What do all scams have in common?

Urgency. Every scam relies on getting you to act before you think. If anyone is pressuring you to decide fast, that pressure itself is the warning sign. Slow down.

What should you never share?

Your OTP codes. No legitimate platform, exchange, or person will ever need them. Anyone asking for them is trying to access your account.

Not sure if something is a scam?

Stop where you are and contact Roxom support directly through official channels before doing anything else.

Basic security practices

Protect your email first

Since Roxom uses passkey and OTP-based authentication, your email is the most critical external dependency. Use a strong, unique password and enable 2FA.

Use an authenticator app

OTP is better than nothing, but has a known weakness. Use Google Authenticator or Authy instead — it’s significantly more secure and takes two minutes to set up.

Keep everything updated

Most attacks exploit known vulnerabilities that patches already fix. Keep your devices, browsers, and apps updated.

Be careful on public networks

Avoid accessing financial accounts on public Wi-Fi, or use a VPN if you have to.

Always verify URLs

Attackers register domains that differ from the real one by a single character. Always check that you’re on exactly roxom.com before authenticating.

Impersonation & phishing

How to verify Roxom communications and avoid phishing.

How to secure your account

Set up passkey and authenticator app.
Last modified on April 22, 2026