OPZ
  • Introduction
    • Overview
    • Roadmap
      • ✔️2022: Q1-Q2
      • ✔️2022: Q3-Q4
      • ✔️2023: Q1-Q2
      • ✔️2023: Q3-Q4
      • ✔️2024: Q1-Q2
      • ✔️2024: Q3-Q4
      • 2025: Q1-Q2
      • 2025
  • KeyFusion
    • Introduction to KeyFusion
    • Key Concepts and Techniques
      • Key Generation
      • ECDSA Signing Process
      • Schnorr/EdDSA Signing
    • Security and Usability
  • OPZ App
    • Introduction to OPZ app
    • Getting Started
    • Security
      • Token Safety, Address Verification, and dApp Security
      • MPC-2FA Signing
      • Anti-Zero Transfer
    • Advanced Settings
  • OPZ-AI
    • Introduction OPZ-AI
    • Superintelligence Trader
    • Features
    • OPZ TestNet
  • OPZ-NFC
    • Introduction OPZ-NFC
    • Getting Started
    • NFC-Only Mode
    • OPZ CARD
  • OPZ-DEX (Beta)
    • OPZ-DEX
    • Trading Architecture
    • Type and Time-In-Force
    • Status & Priority Rules
    • Funding Rate Structure
    • OPZ Network
    • Referral Program
    • Resource Hub
  • Community & Tokenomics
    • OPZ Token Overview
    • Presale Schedule
    • Trade & Earn
  • Misc
    • Brand Logo & Guidelines
    • Bug Bounty
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  1. OPZ App

Security

Introduction to Security Features in OPZ App

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The OPZ app prioritizes the safety of your digital assets and interactions in Web3. We've added multiple layers of advanced security features to our app. That makes our app powerful, safe, and easy to use.

Security Features:

1. Token Safety, Address Verification, and dApp Security:

Partnering with GoPlus Security, OPZ has added important security features to protect your transactions:

  • Token Security API: This tool automatically checks tokens for any risks and informs you about potential issues.

  • Malicious Address API: It scans the addresses you're sending assets to, warning you if there's anything suspicious.

  • dApp Security API: When you're using dApps, this feature automatically checks them for safety and alerts you about any risks.

2. MPC-2FA Signing:

For added security, OPZ offers an optional Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) feature for MPC transactions:

  • Extra Safety for Your Transactions: This feature adds a second check whenever you make a transaction, ensuring that only you can authorize these actions.

3. Anti-Zero Transfer:

To combat the rising issue of zero transfer phishing scams, OPZ has developed the Anti-Zero Transfer feature:

  • Blocking Phishing Attempts: This setting stops zero-value transactions from showing up in your history, which is often used in scams. It helps keep your transaction history clean and safe.

Token Safety, Address Verification, and dApp Security
MPC-2FA Signing
Anti-Zero Transfer