# Trust and safety

Raydium is fully permissionless — anyone can create tokens, pools, and farms. This is powerful, but it means you need to stay vigilant.

**Verify the URL**

Always check you're on [raydium.io](https://raydium.io/) before connecting your wallet. This is Raydium's only domain. Any variation you see on social media, video descriptions, or NFTs is a scam.

**Verify transactions**

Always double-check what you're signing in your wallet — even on legitimate sites.

**Do your own research**

* **Check the token address** — Tickers and logos can be set by anyone. The mint address is the true identity of a token. Copy-paste contract addresses instead of typing tickers.
* **Read warnings** — Slippage alerts, unknown token prompts, and confirmation dialogs exist for a reason.
* **Ask questions** — Join [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/6EvFwvCfpx) or [Telegram](https://t.me/raydiumprotocol) for 24/7 support if you're unsure about something.

Before using Raydium, make sure you've read and understood the [disclaimer](https://raydium.io/docs/disclaimer/).


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