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Wallets & Security
AnalyticsOnboard to on-chain options without donating keys to phishing
Even experienced traders paste a bad link, approve a malicious browser plugin, or sign a wrong transaction. On-chain venues (Derive, Paradex) and wallet-connected tools need deliberate hygiene — hardware wallets, locked-down software wallets, and a rehearsed "right away" response. OptionsMatch never asks for seeds or private keys. Research only — not a custodian and does not open accounts.
Cold keys for size — always verify the device screen.
Hot wallets and extensions — minimize browser attack surface.
Fake support, lookalike domains, malicious “tools.”
Cold storage devices (Ledger, Trezor, and similar) — when they help, how they fail, and how to use them safely with on-chain options venues.
Read →MetaMask, Rabby, mobile wallets, and similar tools — convenience versus attack surface for on-chain options.
Read →How scams target options traders — Discord DMs, Google ads, social “support,” lookalike domains, and fake tools.
Read →Immediate steps when you signed something wrong, installed a bad extension, or pasted a seed somewhere you should not have.
Read →How wallet-first options desks differ from CEX KYC — deposits, signatures, geo screens, and a research-first workflow.
Read →Starknet appchain perps and USDC options — how OptionsMatch sees Paradex and how to onboard safely.
Read →Portfolio-margin linear options venue — API-backed chain in OptionsMatch and practical onboarding notes.
Read →Wallet-native options desk — multi-pair coverage on OptionsMatch and security-first setup.
Read →Full curriculum: /guides. Platform docs: /docs. OptionsMatch never asks for seeds or private keys.