FAQ
Are login and verification codes security credentials that I should keep private?
Your Telegram login codes are security credentials that prove sign-in on your account, and they are not delivery codes for any order. Support and SexyGram do not ask for your login code, because the checkout does not need it. Keep the code in the app you entered it in, and treat any message asking for it as suspicious
Why is my Telegram login code a security credential?
Your Telegram login code is a security credential because it confirms the sign-in on your account, and the app shows it during login. The code is the proof that the login belongs to you. An order delivery does not use your login code.
Can a login code deliver my Telegram order?
A Telegram login code does not deliver an order, because the checkout uses the recipient value and the payment instead. The code only belongs to the sign-in flow. SexyGram does not send or use your login code.
Why does Telegram support not ask for my login code?
Telegram support does not ask for your login code, because the code verifies access and support has its own access paths. Telegram describes the login flow in its docs. SexyGram does not ask for the code either, because it only runs the checkout.
How do fake support accounts ask for my Telegram login code?
Fake support accounts ask for your Telegram login code by posing as a helper in chat, and the request is the warning sign. Real support does not request the code in messages. Ignore the request and check the sender identity.
What should I do if someone asks for my Telegram login code?
If someone asks for your Telegram login code, do not share it, because the code unlocks the account sign-in. The request itself marks the message as suspicious. SexyGram does not request the code for any order.
Can SexyGram know my Telegram login code?
SexyGram cannot use your Telegram login code, because the checkout processes crypto payments and does not touch the Telegram login. The code stays with the app login flow. Do not give the code to a third-party page.
Why is my Telegram login code not a payment reference?
Your Telegram login code is not a payment reference, because the checkout matches payment on the amount and the network instead. The code signs you in, and the payment record stays on the blockchain. The two flows do not mix.
Where should I enter my Telegram login code?
Enter your Telegram login code in the app or the page that requested the login, because the code belongs to that flow. A request to paste it elsewhere is not part of the login. SexyGram does not show a code field.
What does a fake support account look like on Telegram?
A fake support account on Telegram asks for your login code or other credentials in chat, and the request sets it apart from real support. The account name may imitate a familiar one. Treat code requests as the signal.
Why does the checkout not need my Telegram login code?
The checkout does not need your Telegram login code, because an order uses the recipient value and the crypto payment. The status link shows the order state without a login code. SexyGram provides the checkout only.
What should a Telegram account owner check before sharing a code?
Check why the code is requested before sharing any Telegram login code, because the only valid use is the account sign-in. A request tied to a delivery, a payout, or a refund is not valid. Keep the code away from those messages.
How do I protect my account when a code request arrives?
Protect your account when a code request arrives by not sharing the Telegram login code and reporting the sender in the app. The code is the sign-in credential. SexyGram does not manage your Telegram login.
What the code is for
Your Telegram login code is a security credential for the sign-in flow. The code confirms the login belongs to the account. Delivery and payment flows do not use it.
Who does not need it
Telegram support and SexyGram do not ask for your login code. SexyGram runs a crypto checkout and does not show a code field. The code stays with the app login.
The fake support signal
Fake support accounts ask for your login code in chat, and the request is the warning. Real support does not request the code in messages. Report the sender in the app.
The checkout side
The SexyGram checkout uses the recipient value and the crypto payment. The status link shows the order state without a login code. The payment record stays on the blockchain.