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Your security is paramount. Here’s how to stay safe when using Quickscope’s Telegram bot.

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How Quickscope Works

Quickscope uses a non-custodial architecture. This means:

You Control Your Keys

Your private keys are encrypted and only you can access them

No Fund Access

Quickscope cannot withdraw or move your funds without your explicit action

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Verification

Always verify you’re talking to the official Quickscope bot: Official Bot: @quickscope_gg_bot
Scammers create fake bots with similar names. Always verify the exact username before interacting.

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Security Best Practices

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Do ✅

  • Verify bot username before every session
  • Use DM for sensitive commands (wallet, settings)
  • Enable 2FA on your Telegram account
  • Review transactions before confirming

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Don’t ❌

  • Never share your private key or seed phrase
  • Never click links from unknown users claiming to be Quickscope
  • Never enter private keys in group chats
  • Never trust “support” that DMs you first

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Private Key Export

If you need to export your private key:
  1. This can only be done via DM with the bot
  2. The key is shown once and not stored
  3. Export in a private, secure location
Anyone with your private key has full access to your funds. Never share it, screenshot it, or store it in cloud services.

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Reporting Suspicious Activity

If you encounter:
  • Fake Quickscope bots
  • Scam messages in groups
  • Suspicious behavior
Report immediately to the team via Telegram support.

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What Quickscope Can Access

DataAccess
Public wallet address✅ Yes
Transaction history✅ Yes (public on-chain)
Private key❌ No (encrypted, user-only)
Telegram messages❌ No (only bot commands)