XRP Holders, Don’t Get Scammed — Avoid Fake Messages. Jake Claver on institutional custody.
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What this recording covers
Claver explains communication security protocols designed to protect digital asset holders from impersonation scams and fraudulent messages. He states that he does not solicit individuals directly or conduct client communication through third-party messaging apps such as Telegram or WhatsApp. Client support and onboarding operations are handled by a dedicated team of twenty customer service representatives through formal email channels. Claver clarifies that he does not manage client assets directly or possess access to private client accounts. Legitimate institutional onboarding assigns dedicated advisors before initiating contact and operates exclusively through verified custody partners. Claver warns community members to remain vigilant against impersonator accounts across public forums and community platforms, advising participants to verify advisor identities directly and disregard unverified solicitations requesting digital asset transfers.
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