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# Suspicious Activity

Suspicious activity may include anything that appears unusual, unexpected, or inconsistent with your normal account usage.

Examples may include:

* Login attempts you do not recognise
* Unexpected changes to account details
* Withdrawals or requests you did not initiate
* Unusual account notifications
* Activity from unfamiliar devices or locations

If you notice suspicious activity, you should act quickly.

#### What to do immediately

1. Change your password as soon as possible
2. Review recent account activity in your dashboard
3. Check your email account for any unusual activity
4. Contact support immediately if you believe your account may be compromised

Our team will review the issue and take appropriate steps where necessary. In some cases, additional verification or temporary account restrictions may be applied to protect your account while the matter is investigated.

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Prompt reporting is important. The faster suspicious activity is identified, the faster protective action can be taken.
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