Security best practices

How to keep your SpyBot wallet safe, spot fake bots, and know what SpyBot staff never ask for.

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Tracking a wallet takes its public address and nothing else. No connection, no signature and no key. The only key you hold is the private key of your own in-app wallet, and it belongs to you alone.

Your in-app wallet

The in-app wallet holds the SOL you trade with and the SOL you pay for plans. It has a public address you can share and a private key you never share.

  • Telegram: 🔐 My Wallet shows the public key and the balance. 🔑 Show Private Key reveals the key.
  • Discord and the Web Terminal: show the key for Discord-native accounts only. A Telegram account exports its key from Telegram.
  • Anyone who has the private key controls every SOL left in that wallet. A second person with the key needs no approval from you.

The key stays with you

Import the key only into a wallet you control, and keep the trading balance there at a level you can lose. SpyBot never needs the key to send alerts, to trade from the bot, or to renew a plan.

Fake bots and impersonators

Only the links on this page are SpyBot. A lookalike username, a copied avatar or a channel with the same name proves nothing.

  • SpyBot writes in the Telegram chat you opened, in the Discord channel you set for alerts, and in the Web Terminal you signed in to. A message from another account is not SpyBot.
  • A bot or a person who asks for your private key, your seed phrase or your password is not SpyBot.
  • A "wallet validation", a "sync", a "migration" or a small SOL transfer to unlock an account is a scam.
  • A giveaway, an airdrop that needs your key, or a support agent who writes to you first is a scam.

These are the only SpyBot addresses:

Check the full username, character by character, before you press anything. A domain that is not spybot-tracker.com is not SpyBot, even when the page looks identical.

Useful Links in the Telegram bot: SpyBot website, web app, news channel and X account, partners, and the support contact

The bot's 🔗 Links menu lists the same official addresses.

What SpyBot staff never ask for

SpyBot and its team never ask for:

  • your private key, your seed phrase or your password;
  • a payment key, a card number or a code from your phone;
  • a wallet connection approval to "verify" your account;
  • a SOL transfer to unlock, restore or upgrade a plan;
  • remote access to your device or a screen share.

The Discord /support command prints the same warning: Never share a password, a seed phrase, a private key or payment keys.

  • A Discord login link from /account login works once and expires after 90 seconds. A forwarded link cannot be reused.
  • The Web Terminal signs you in on the site itself. Never type your Telegram login code into a page that asked you to open a link from a chat.

Last verified on October 24, 2026