Welcome to Bitstamp. This login portal provides secure access to your Bitstamp account and related digital asset services. By proceeding, you acknowledge that you are accessing a protected system and agree to comply with all applicable terms, policies, and security requirements governing the use of the Bitstamp platform.

Authorized Use Only

This system is intended solely for authorized users. Any attempt to access this platform without proper authorization is strictly prohibited. Unauthorized use, including but not limited to attempting to obtain login credentials, bypass security controls, or interfere with system operations, may result in account suspension, termination, or legal action under applicable laws and regulations.

Account Responsibility

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your login credentials, including your username, password, and any multi-factor authentication (MFA) methods associated with your account. Do not share your credentials with any third party. Bitstamp will never ask you to disclose your password, recovery phrase, or authentication codes via email, phone, or messaging services.

If you suspect that your account credentials have been compromised, you must immediately change your password and notify Bitstamp support. Failure to safeguard your access information may expose your account to unauthorized activity, for which you may bear responsibility.

Security Monitoring and Protection

To maintain the integrity and security of the Bitstamp platform, all login activity may be monitored, logged, and reviewed. This includes IP address tracking, device identification, and behavioral analysis designed to detect suspicious or unauthorized access attempts. Such monitoring is conducted in accordance with applicable privacy laws and Bitstamp’s Privacy Policy.

By accessing this system, you consent to these security measures and acknowledge that they are essential to protecting users, assets, and platform operations.

Use of Public or Shared Devices

Accessing your Bitstamp account from public, shared, or unsecured devices increases the risk of unauthorized access. Bitstamp strongly recommends using a private, secure device and trusted internet connection when logging in. Always log out after accessing your account, especially when using a shared or public computer.

Bitstamp is not responsible for losses resulting from access through compromised devices, malware, keyloggers, or unsecured networks beyond its reasonable control.

Digital Asset Risk Acknowledgment

Digital assets and cryptocurrencies involve inherent risks, including price volatility, technical vulnerabilities, and regulatory uncertainty. By logging into your Bitstamp account, you acknowledge that you understand these risks and that you are solely responsible for your investment decisions and account activity.

Access to your account does not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. You are encouraged to seek independent professional guidance where appropriate.

Phishing and Fraud Awareness

Bitstamp actively works to prevent phishing, fraud, and social engineering attacks, but users play a critical role in account security. Always verify that you are accessing the official Bitstamp website before entering your login credentials. Be cautious of emails, links, or messages that appear suspicious or request sensitive information.

Bitstamp will not be liable for losses resulting from phishing or fraudulent schemes where users fail to follow basic security practices.

System Availability and Maintenance

While Bitstamp strives to ensure continuous and reliable access to its platform, availability may occasionally be affected by maintenance, system upgrades, or unforeseen technical issues. Bitstamp does not guarantee uninterrupted access and is not liable for losses arising from temporary service disruptions, except as required by law.

Legal Compliance

By accessing this login portal, you confirm that you are not prohibited from using Bitstamp services under applicable laws or regulations in your jurisdiction. You agree to comply with all relevant legal obligations, including anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) requirements.