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There are two sides to keeping your cryptocurrency safe. There are the (many) things Luno does to protect your money. Then there’s what you can (and should) do to secure your account. How to protect your Luno account Remember, cryptocurrency transactions are…

Hacks, scams and phishing – protecting your Bitcoin can seem like a full-time job. But it’s not hard and well worth it to follow a few security best practices. Here are our guidelines for keeping your Bitcoin safe.

Your passwords are the keys to your online accounts. We’ve put together this guide to password security best practices to help you keep your Luno account secure. These don’t just apply to Luno though. They’re essential across all your online accounts, especially email and anything financial.

We’ve implemented some new changes to our sign-up system in order to combat fraudulent activity.

Understand the processes and precautions we use to make sure your cryptocurrency is secure.

The blockchain’s architecture is inherently transparent. So where does privacy fit in?

Where is SHA? We need SHA (256) Rule to make sense of all this transaction data! If you’re feeling confused by crypto acronyms don’t worry we have the inside scoop.

ID verification can be a tricky process. Here’s how you get it right first time, every time.

Steyn Viljoen explores the nature of phishing attacks and what we at Luno do to ensure our customers avoid becoming victims.

Bookmark these nifty tips on how to stay safe from scammers.

We kicked off 2020 on the brink of WW3 and finished with UFOs. The crypto world had an exciting year, too – here’s your recap of the biggest headlines this year.

Two-factor authentication keeps an account more secure by requiring two things to complete a task (like logging in or sending money out): something you know (like a password) and something you have (like you phone). Two-factor authentication is optional, but strongly encouraged to secure…