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Staying safe on Mixin

Money in Mixin is real money, so look after it the way you’d look after cash. The good news: three rules will steer you clear of almost every scam.

  • Never share anything key-related — credentials files, recovery phrases, private keys, verification codes: anyone who asks for these is a scammer, no exceptions.
  • Official support never comes asking — OhMy.xin and Mixin will never message you first to ask for transfers, keys, or personal details. If you get such a message, ignore it and report it.
  • Check who you’re paying before you send — payments only happen in flows started from an OhMy.xin payment page; ignore payment requests from strangers.
  • Use the official way in — join a circle only through its invite link (shared by the owner or a member), which opens the circle’s own bot, and pay only on the payment page inside the circle’s bot conversation.
  • “Insider tips” and “guaranteed returns” are red flags — especially in trading circles, be wary of anything that promises profits.
  • Only upgrade from the app store — when a transfer needs a newer Mixin Messenger, update from the official app store; never tap an install package shared in a chat.

Put the rules to work on five messages a circle member might get.

Safe or scam?Five messages a circle member might get. Decide each one, then see why.
  1. “OhMy.xin Support” (new chat)

    Your circle will be suspended today. Send us your bot credentials file so we can verify you.

  2. Daily Notes (the circle bot)

    You tapped Join. A payment page opens: Monthly plan, 10 USDT, confirm in Mixin.

  3. A member in the group

    Guaranteed 30% a week! Transfer to me and I’ll trade for you. Spots are limited.

  4. Someone in a chat

    Your Mixin is out of date. Install this new version: mixin-update.apk

  5. Leo (a friend)

    Join my circle 👇 (an invite card that opens the Daily Notes bot)

Circle owners who create a bot receive a . It holds all of the bot’s powers. Use it only in the upload step of OhMy.xin’s connect wizard, and never send it to anyone — including people who claim to be official.