Gemini Withdrawal Code Text | SCAM WARNING

A “Gemini Withdrawal Code Text” is a known red flag for a scam. Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange, has explicitly stated that they will never text you about your account or password resets.

The only text you will ever get from them is a one-time code to verify your phone number when you’re setting it up.

If you receive a text message claiming to be from Gemini and asking you to use a withdrawal code, it is a scam. The scammers are likely trying to get you to give them access to your account or to send your cryptocurrency to a wallet they control.

🚨 SCAM WARNING: Gemini Withdrawal Code Text

Scammers are known to spoof security alerts or withdrawal codes pretending to be from Gemini (or other crypto exchanges) to:

• Trick you into clicking a fake link

• Get you to give up your code

• Or socially engineer access to your account

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🔍 How to Tell if It’s a Scam

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🛑 DO NOT:

• Click on any suspicious links

• Reply to the text

• Share the code with anyone — even if they claim to be Gemini support

• Enter the code unless you requested the action from Gemini.com

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✅ DO IMMEDIATELY:

1. Log into your Gemini account via the official website: https://www.gemini.com

2. Check for any suspicious activity

3. Change your password and enable 2FA if not already active

4. Report the message to Gemini:

   • Use their official support: https://www.gemini.com/help

   • Email: security@gemini.com

5. Optionally, report the SMS as phishing to your carrier or forward it to 7726 (SPAM)

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🔒 Real Gemini Security Practices

• Gemini never asks for your code outside of the secure login/confirmation process

• They won’t call or email you asking for your 2FA or withdrawal code

• You will only receive a code after initiating a withdrawal

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🧠 Example Scam Text

Gemini Alert: Suspicious withdrawal detected.
Click here to cancel: [malicious-link.com]
Your code is: 483921

This is fake — don’t click, don’t reply, don’t enter the code.