Independent security notice

Jaxx Liberty Wallet
in a noisy crypto world.

Jaxx Liberty has been discontinued. This page is an independent safety resource—not an official Jaxx website, wallet, or download source.

Never enter your recovery phrase on a website.
No legitimate support agent needs it.
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01 / THE IMPORTANT BIT

Jaxx Liberty is
no longer active.

The wallet was discontinued in March 2023. Any site or person claiming to offer a new Jaxx Liberty release, migration, or support should be treated with caution.

No downloads here.

This independent page does not provide wallet software, recovery services, or account access. We are not affiliated with Jaxx or Decentral.

Pause before you act. A sense of urgency is a common pressure tactic used in crypto scams.Check the warning signs
02 / SPOT THE RED FLAGS

A real safety check
takes only a moment.

Scam pages often borrow familiar names and visuals. Look past the branding and check what the page is asking you to do.

01

Unexpected downloads

Be wary of installers, browser extensions, or “updated versions” offered by unofficial pages or direct messages.

DON'T INSTALL
02

Requests for your words

A recovery phrase gives access to your assets. Never type it into a website, share it in chat, or send it to support.

NEVER SHARE
03

Urgency and promises

“Recover now,” guaranteed returns, and limited-time migration offers are reasons to stop—not to rush.

TAKE YOUR TIME
03 / KEEP YOURSELF SAFE

Protect the one thing
that opens everything.

If you still have a recovery phrase, treat it like the master key to your wallet. These basics can help reduce risk.

See the safety guide
01

Keep it private

Never disclose it to anyone, including someone claiming to be wallet support.

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02

Keep it offline

Avoid screenshots, cloud notes, email, and online “backup” forms.

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03

Don't trust lookalikes

Check web addresses carefully. Search ads and familiar logos are not proof of authenticity.

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04

Ask an independent expert

If funds may be at risk, seek help from a trusted security professional. Never pay a stranger to “unlock” a wallet.

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04 / QUICK REFERENCE

The simple rules
worth remembering.

When it comes to self-custody, a little caution goes a long way. Keep these principles close.

AMy recovery phrase is not a password reset code

Anyone with your recovery phrase may be able to access funds associated with it. Wallet providers cannot safely request it from you.

B“Official-looking” doesn't mean official

Logos, badges, testimonials, and polished design can be copied. Verify a service through trusted channels you already know—not links sent to you.

CThere is no guaranteed recovery service

Be cautious of anyone promising guaranteed access to a wallet in exchange for an upfront fee, your phrase, or remote access to your device.

A FINAL REMINDER

Slow down. Verify.
Keep your keys yours.

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