HTX is a leading cryptocurrency exchange offering trading, wallets, and financial services. This page explains how to access the official HTX login endpoint, verify authenticity, enable multi-factor authentication, and adopt practical safeguards that reduce phishing and credential risk. For the canonical HTX website and official resources, always navigate to the HTX domain. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
Important: always confirm the URL is https://www.htx.com/login (or the official HTX OAuth/login endpoint) before entering credentials. See HTX’s official login page. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
HTX’s official website is hosted at the HTX domain. Bookmark the domain and avoid login flows that arrive via unsolicited emails or unknown redirects. If in doubt, open a new browser tab and type the domain directly. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
Enable TOTP (Google Authenticator, Authy) or a hardware security key (FIDO2) for the strongest protection against credential compromise.
Never share verification codes, recovery phrases, or passwords over chat or email. HTX Support will not request your password or private keys. Report suspected phishing links to HTX official support. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
Always open the official HTX login: https://www.htx.com/login. Bookmark the login page. Do not follow credentials forms embedded in third-party sites.
Check the browser lock icon — the site must present a valid TLS certificate and the domain must match htx.com.
Prefer hardware-backed authentication (security key) when available. Keep at least one backup authentication method in a secure place.
After use on shared devices, sign out and clear session cookies. Consider using a dedicated browser profile for crypto accounts.
The official HTX login is available on the HTX domain; open https://www.htx.com/login. Always verify the URL and TLS certificate before entering credentials. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}
Do not click links in suspicious emails. Contact HTX support via the official site and forward phishing attempts for investigation.
Follow the official account recovery process on HTX (identity verification/KYC). Avoid third-party “recovery” services that request private details.
"HTX's security controls allowed our team to enforce MFA and hardware security keys across institutional accounts." — Custody Team
"We rely on secure login workflows; bookmarking and certificate checks are part of our standard operating procedures."
For account issues, always open the HTX Support page on the official domain.