How to spot potential scammers?

The digital age brings on new challenges in keeping your information safe and secured from scammers and phishing emails. You must be vigilant to ensure the safekeeping of your information and your money.

Webull will never communicate with you through non Webull-affiliated emails, such as emails ending in “@gmail.com, @hotmail.com, @outlook.com, etc.”. Webull will never communicate with you via text unsolicited, other than when sending a verification code if your account is linked to your phone number. Webull will never ask you to give personal or sensitive information on any social media sites.

Additionally, Webull will never ask for payment for anything in bitcoin, or any other cryptocurrency.

To be able to better spot potential scammers, please be aware of certain tactics that scammers often use:

• Scammers will often use fake website links to capture your login information and password. Please be vigilant that you are on the official Webull website before inputting your sensitive information.
• Scammers may claim that there was a suspicious login from another device not linked already to your Webull account. Please check that the email that sent the email is an official Webull email. The email that will most often communicate with you is: support@webull.ca
• Some phishing emails may claim that Webull has suffered a data breach and that you may be affected. Scammers may ask to input your login information on a “secure website” to check if your account information has been leaked during the data breach.
• Scammers may send an account reset link, such as a password change or login information change. Webull would never ask you to change your information without prompting you first via the application or website.