How Can I Check if an Email Is From Flush.io?
Telling genuine emails from fakes
Written By _flush_f0x_
Last updated About 11 hours ago
Scammers sometimes send fake emails pretending to be Flush.io, hoping to trick you into handing over your login or funds. The good news: a few quick checks will tell a genuine email from a fake one. Here is how.
The one rule that catches most fakes
Flush.io will never ask for these
We will never email you to ask for your password, your 2FA or backup codes, or your wallet recovery phrase. Any email that asks for them, or that pushes you to enter them on a linked page, is not from Flush.io, however convincing it looks. Never share them with anyone.
If a message is trying to get any of those from you, you can stop right there: it is not genuine.
Checks you can make
Look at the sender address. Genuine emails come from the official flush.io domain. Be wary of lookalike addresses with extra words, hyphens or misspellings (for example "flush-io" or "flushio.net"). Sender addresses can be faked, though, so treat this as one signal, not proof on its own.
Check links before clicking. Hover over a link (or press and hold on mobile) to see where it really goes. A genuine link points to the official Flush.io site. If the address looks off, or you are unsure, do not click it.
Notice what it is asking for. A real Flush.io email will never ask you to confirm your password, codes, or recovery phrase. Any request to "verify" by entering those is a clear red flag.
Watch the tone and details. Urgency or threats ("act now or your account will be closed"), a generic greeting, or spelling and grammar mistakes are all common signs of a fake.
What genuine Flush.io emails are about
Real emails from Flush.io are things like your email verification link when you sign up, security notifications, and transaction updates, for example letting you know when a withdrawal has been sent and again when it arrives. None of them will ever ask you to hand over sensitive details.
The safest check of all
Do not act on the email: go to the site yourself
Rather than clicking anything in an email, open Flush.io directly by typing the official address or using a bookmark you saved, then log in and check. If something genuinely needs your attention, you will see it in your account. This single habit defeats almost every phishing attempt.
Good to know
When in doubt, verify with us. If an email looks like it is from Flush.io but feels off, do not act on it. Contact our support team through the official site to check whether it is genuine.
Report suspicious emails. Letting our support team know about a fake email pretending to be Flush.io helps us and other players stay safe.
Turn on 2FA. Two-factor authentication means that even if a password is ever phished, your account stays protected.
The same care protects everything. These habits keep your email, your wallet, and your other accounts safer too, not just Flush.io.
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