Top 5 Security Protocols Every Exchange Must Have

This presentation outlines the five essential security protocols every crypto exchange should implement to protect user funds and platform integrity. It covers advanced wallet structures, key management, real-time monitoring, withdrawal safeguards, and protection from large-scale attacks. A bonus section on proof-of-reserves highlights the importance of transparency. Designed for exchange builders and technical teams, the presentation emphasizes secure infrastructure and smart design from the ground up.

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1. 👉 Swipe to see what every secure exchange needs. Top 5 Security Protocols Every 
 Crypto Exchange Must Have

2. The Real Security Challenge
 
 The Basics Are Not Enough • 2FA, KYC, and cold wallets are just the start • Real risks come from how wallets are set up and who controls the keys • Let us walk through five protocols that truly make a difference
3. What We Will Cover
 
 Five Key Security Steps That Matter 1. Multi Signature Wallets 2. Hardware Security Modules 3. Ongoing Testing and Monitoring 4. Smart Withdrawal Controls 5. Protection from Traffic Overload Plus a bonus tip about verifying reserves
4. Multi-Signature Wallets
 Multi-signature wallets require multiple people or systems to approve fund transfers. This ensures no single person can move money alone. It adds strong protection, especially when combined with automated, secure hot and cold wallet setups.
5. Hardware Security Modules
 Private keys should never be exposed. Hardware Security Modules store them inside secure devices that can approve transactions without revealing the key. Even if systems are breached, the key stays hidden and protected.
6. Testing and Monitoring
 Security must be active, not passive. Strong exchanges run regular penetration tests and monitor systems 24/7. If something unusual happens, like a strange login or withdrawal, the system reacts quickly to block the threat.
7. Withdrawals are where many hacks happen. Strong platforms let users lock withdrawals to approved addresses. They also flag large or unusual activity and delay risky actions, giving time to review and respond if needed. Smart Withdrawals

8. DDoS Protection
 During a DDoS attack, fake traffic floods the platform to crash it. A well protected exchange uses filters, cloud security, and backups so users can still access their accounts and make transactions without disruption.
9. Bonus Tip — Proof of Reserves
 You should be able to confirm the exchange holds the funds it claims. Some platforms publish wallet addresses or use third party audits so users can trust that their assets are truly backed.
10. Final Thoughts
 Security is never just a feature. It must be built into the foundation of the platform. Teams should focus on secure design from the start and ensure every part of the system works to protect user assets.
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