Account protection is a shared responsibility. Here's what you can do to keep your DMFirst account and funds safe.
Verify the official domain
Always check the complete URL before entering your password. A familiar-looking logo does not prove a page is genuine — bookmark the official dmfirst.space address.
Use a strong, unique password
Create a password you don't reuse across email, social media or other accounts. Update it periodically, especially if you suspect it may have been exposed.
Never share OTPs or PINs
Official DMFirst support will never ask for your OTP, password, or payment PIN. Treat any such request as a scam attempt, even if it appears to come from a support-looking account.
Be cautious with third-party tools
Avoid "prediction tools," modified APKs, or groups claiming to offer fixed results. No legitimate outside tool needs your DMFirst password or OTP to function.
Monitor your account activity
Check your transaction history regularly. If you notice anything unfamiliar, change your password immediately and contact support.
How do I know if a DMFirst page is genuine?
Check the complete domain in your browser's address bar — it should read exactly dmfirst.space. Do not trust a page based on its logo alone.
Will DMFirst ever ask for my OTP?
No. Official support will never ask for your OTP, password, or payment PIN under any circumstance.
What should I do if my account is compromised?
Change your password immediately, check your transaction history for unfamiliar activity, and contact official support right away.