Account protection
Secure your account with passkeys, authenticator-app 2FA, recovery codes, anti-phishing codes, and device and session management. Alerts fire for sensitive activity such as new sign-ins and security changes.
Coinwaka protects accounts and crypto balances with strong sign-in controls, withdrawal safeguards, isolated signing infrastructure, ledger reconciliation, and ongoing risk monitoring. We show you exactly what is live and what is still being hardened.
Secure your account with passkeys, authenticator-app 2FA, recovery codes, anti-phishing codes, and device and session management. Alerts fire for sensitive activity such as new sign-ins and security changes.
A transaction PIN is required before funds leave Coinwaka. Higher-risk transfers may require additional 2FA, review, or temporary holds.
Deposits land in operational wallets so they can be credited and processed. Where automated coverage is enabled, excess funds are swept toward cold storage. We are expanding uniform hot and cold coverage across supported chains.
On-chain withdrawals are signed through a dedicated signer service, separate from the main application. This reduces the attack surface around private-key operations.
A single wallet ledger tracks balances, holds, and movements. Reconciliation checks compare wallet balances, held balances, and ledger entries so inconsistencies can be detected and investigated.
Sensitive activity is monitored for risk signals including unusual withdrawal behavior, new device activity, repeated failed authentication, payment mismatch patterns, and account changes.
Set a personal anti-phishing code. Coinwaka includes it in legitimate security emails so you can identify fake messages more easily.
A live reserve and ledger-integrity view shows user crypto liabilities and reconciliation status for supported assets. Signed on-chain reserve attestations are on the roadmap.
View Proof of ReservesFound a vulnerability? We welcome coordinated, responsible disclosure. Please report it responsibly and avoid accessing, modifying, or exposing user data.
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