Self-custody boundary
AurasPay Wallet is designed so users control wallet recovery information and transaction approvals.
Understand the security boundaries of AurasPay Wallet and the practical steps that help protect a self-custody wallet.
AurasPay Wallet is designed so users control wallet recovery information and transaction approvals.
Review the network, asset, amount, destination and requested permission before signing.
Use wallet.auraspay.com and official download links. A familiar logo alone does not verify a website.
Self-custody removes a custodial account reset. Device protection, recovery planning and careful approval review therefore matter together.
Store recovery information offline and never share it with support, a provider, a website form or an unexpected caller.
Check the complete address, selected blockchain network and token contract where relevant before sending.
Disconnect sessions you no longer use and inspect token allowances or permissions before approving them.
Use a strong device lock, current software and trusted app sources. Treat screen sharing and remote access as sensitive.
If someone requests recovery information, asks you to move assets to a “safe” address, or contacts you unexpectedly, stop and verify through the official support page.
Generally no. Confirmed blockchain transactions cannot be reversed by the wallet operator.
No. In a self-custody design, recovery data is not a resettable account password.
Use the official support email and include the link, sender details and screenshots. Never include a recovery phrase or private key.