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Your wagi password should be at least eight characters long and include a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. Avoid using obvious combinations like your birthday or a simple sequence of numbers that someone could easily guess. A strong, unique password is your first line of defence against unauthorised access to your account and your Philippine peso balance. If you think your current password is too simple, update it from your account settings as soon as possible.

Logging in to your wagi account over an unsecured public Wi-Fi network — like those in malls, cafes, or transport hubs across the Philippines — can expose your credentials to third parties. Whenever possible, use your mobile data connection or a trusted home network when signing in. If you must use public Wi-Fi, make sure you log out completely after your session and do not save your password on shared devices. Your account security is worth the extra care.

If you are signing in on a shared or borrowed device, always use the logout function when you are done rather than simply closing the browser tab. Leaving your wagi session open on someone else's device puts your account and your funds at risk. The logout option is clearly accessible from your account menu and takes just one tap to complete. Getting into this habit means your account stays protected even when you are playing on the go across the Philippines.

Always make sure you are logging in through the official wagi website and not a copycat page designed to steal your details. Check that the URL in your browser matches wagi.onl before entering any credentials. wagi will never ask for your password via SMS, email, or chat — if you receive such a message, do not respond and report it to our support team at [email protected] immediately. Staying alert to phishing attempts is one of the most effective ways to keep your account secure.