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What protects your funds

  • Dawn doesn’t hold your keys. Privy creates and holds them, and you can export any key at any time.
  • You approve every send and withdrawal yourself, in the wallet app — see Approve it in the wallet app.
  • Two-factor authentication puts a second check on sends, withdrawals and key exports. Turn it on from /wallets → 🔐 2FA.
  • Every trade is checked against its quote. If it has drifted from what you confirmed, it fails instead of filling badly.

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Secure your Telegram

Your Telegram account is your Dawn login. Turn on Two-Step Verification in Telegram: Settings → Privacy and Security → Two-Step Verification.

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What Dawn will never ask for

  • Your private key. Importing happens encrypted, inside the app.
  • A seed phrase. Dawn wallets don’t have one.
  • A Telegram login code.
  • A 2FA code. Privy asks for it in its own window, never in a chat.
  • A payment to unlock funds. Withdrawals never need a deposit first.
Support is reached through @DawnContactBot and asks for none of these. Treat anyone who does as an impostor, even an account using the Dawn name and logo.
Leaving Dawn? Export your keys first, and the wallets are yours without Dawn. Archiving a wallet only takes it off your list.

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Risks Dawn cannot remove

A coin’s contract can let its deployer mint more supply, freeze your balance, block selling, or raise its tax after you buy. Many memecoins are built this way. A clean token panel means nothing was detected, not that nothing is there.
See Read the token panel for what each signal does and doesn’t mean.