Security
Support and channels
The official Rtp.Fun channels and domains, and how to tell a real Rtp.Fun message from an impersonator.
These are the only channels Rtp.Fun operates. Anything else using our name is not us.
Channels
Section titled “Channels”| Purpose | Channel |
|---|---|
| Announcements and community | X @rtp_fun · Telegram |
| Public project repository | Rtp.Fun on GitHub |
| Security disclosure | security@rtp.fun |
| Terms and privacy | Terms of Service · Privacy Policy |
For help with a transaction, start with Transaction status and the FAQ; for anything else, reach us in the community channels above.
Official domains
Section titled “Official domains”| Domain | What it is |
|---|---|
rtp.fun |
The website, the terminal at rtp.fun/app and these docs at rtp.fun/docs |
wallet.rtp.fun |
The Wallet |
app.rtp.fun and docs.rtp.fun redirect to rtp.fun. Any other domain is not Rtp.Fun.
Staying safe
Section titled “Staying safe”Rtp.Fun will never ask for your recovery phrase, your private key, your trading password, or a signature that grants spending rights over your wallet — not in support, not to “verify” an account, not to “recover” a transaction. Anyone who asks is not Rtp.Fun.
We never message you first. A “support” message you did not ask for is an attack, however official it looks.
Check the domain, not the name. Display names, avatars and handles are easy to copy; the domains on this page are not.
What no one can do
Section titled “What no one can do”Because your Wallet is self-custodial, some things cannot be done by anyone, including us: reversing or refunding a transaction, recovering a lost recovery phrase, recovering funds sent to a wrong address, or restoring a Wallet after all usable device copies, original keys and recovery methods are lost. Anyone offering to do these for a fee is running a recovery scam. If you retain a private key or usable encrypted backup, follow Wallet recovery.
Related: Security and custody · Responsible disclosure · Transaction status