Huobi HTX releases November security report, black address deposit interception amount up 68% MoM
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Huobi HTX releases November security report, black address deposit interception amount up 68% MoM
In the future, HTX will continue to enhance its security measures to provide global users with a more secure cryptocurrency trading experience.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsFor cryptocurrency trading platforms, safeguarding user assets is of paramount importance. As a long-term contributor to the industry, HTX is committed to building a secure and reliable environment for digital asset trading by leveraging advanced technologies and continuously promoting risk awareness education to prevent potential threats and ensure transaction and fund security. Following previous public disclosures of its security monthly reports for May, June, July, August, September, and October, HTX has recently released its November security update to users.
Account Security: Assisting Users in Enhancing Protection Awareness
In November, HTX sent a total of 351,606 security alerts to users, representing an increase of approximately 25% compared to October. Among these, 308,830 alerts were delivered via email and 42,776 via SMS. Meanwhile, HTX continued its efforts against malicious addresses by successfully shutting down four phishing websites and fake app download sites, further eliminating security threats.
Transaction Security: Preventing Fraud Risks
In November, HTX successfully blocked seven withdrawal attempts to fraudulent addresses, helping users avoid potential losses amounting to 15,496 USDT—an improvement of about 22% from October. The platform also received user reports through multiple channels and handled nine cases involving stolen funds flowing into the platform from external sources, assisting external users in freezing 43,926 USDT worth of stolen assets—demonstrating HTX’s strong sense of responsibility in transaction security.
Fund Security: Blocking High-Risk Fund Inflows
HTX has also made significant progress in preventing illicit funds. In November, the platform newly flagged 251 blacklisted addresses and successfully intercepted 13 deposits originating from such addresses, totaling 55,379 USDT—a 68% increase compared to October. These actions effectively prevented illegal funds from entering the platform and ensured the safety and compliance of on-platform assets.
By consistently publishing monthly security reports, HTX aims to enhance platform transparency, strengthen its commitment to security services, and uphold its promise to protect user assets. Going forward, HTX will continue expanding its security measures to deliver a safer and more trustworthy cryptocurrency trading experience for users worldwide.
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