Stay safe
Stay safe & official links
Most people who lose crypto aren't hacked. They're tricked into handing over their recovery phrase or approving something they didn't understand. Here's what to watch for.
Four tricks to know
- "Migration help" DMs
- Nobody legit messages you first. Not Phantom, not Slush, not us.
- "Claim your SUI" sites
- A site that wants your recovery phrase is trying to empty your wallet.
- Fake support replies
- Post about a problem and "support" shows up in the replies with a link. That's a scammer.
- Countdown timers
- Wallets don't expire. If someone is rushing you, that's the scam.
Official links
Type these in yourself or bookmark them.
- sui.ioThe Sui network's home page
- sui.io/get-startedOfficial wallet list and first steps
- docs.sui.ioOfficial documentation
- slush.appWallet made by Mysten Labs
- slush.app/guidesOfficial how-tos for Slush
- help.phantom.comPhantom's official support site
Nobody legit will ever ask for your recovery phrase. Not a wallet, not "support," not Sui Harbor.
Official links
Bookmark these. When in doubt, type the address yourself instead of clicking a link from a DM, reply, ad, or group chat. Watch for lookalikes with an extra letter or a different ending.
- sui.io · The Sui network's home page
- www.sui.io/get-started · Official wallet list and first steps
- docs.sui.io · Official documentation
- slush.app · Wallet made by Mysten Labs
- slush.app/guides · Official how-tos for Slush
- help.phantom.com · Phantom's official support site
Our promise
- We will never DM you first.
- We will never ask for your recovery phrase or private keys.
- We will never run giveaways or airdrops.
- This site has no "connect wallet" button, and it never will.
If an account claiming to be Sui Harbor does any of these, it's an impersonator. Report and block it.