If you’re unsure about the legitimacy of a communication regarding your Gemini account, here's what you need to know:
Gemini will never:
- Call you. We will not cold call you for any reason including “support” or “account management.” Please do not answer unknown phone calls claiming to come from Gemini.
- Ask you to call us. Gemini will never ask you to call a phone number for support. Gemini Customer Support does not support inbound phone calls.
- Text you about your account. We do not send SMS messages about your account or password resets. The only text you’ll ever get from us is the one-time code that proves you own your phone.
- Email links asking you to log in, move money, or share verification codes.
- Ask you to send crypto—or any other payment—outside the platform.
- Ask for your secret recovery phrase. Anyone with this phrase can access your funds.
Gemini ONLY contacts you in the following ways:
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Emails from @gemini.com which never ask you to move money or click on links to authenticate yourself. The only emails that require you to follow a link are to validate a new device or email account you have added. And if you have not done so, that email is likely to be a scam.
- Note: @em.gemini.com and @news.gemini.com are legitimate sub-domains of @gemini.com because they end with .gemini.com
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One-time code verification codes sent for:
- Email: Codes for new email address or new-device verification.
- SMS: Code sent once to verify your phone number - never for anything else. Below are the phone numbers these codes will be sent by:
- (952) 234-8378
- Short Code: 22395
Enter every code only inside the official Gemini app or Gemini.com.
Red flags for identifying scams:
- Request to move money to a new wallet address.
- Pressure to act immediately via deadlines, and threats.
- Request to install any app other than the Gemini app.
- Spelling or grammar mistakes.
- Requests for passwords, OTPs, wallet keys, or payments over the phone.
- When in doubt, STOP. Always remember you can email support@gemini.com if you receive an unexpected email from Gemini.
For additional information on keeping your account safe, as well as examples of common scams, please review this blog post.