If you're unable to quickly move your items to a new wallet, we’ve rolled out a feature on OpenSea to help users who believe their wallets have been compromised. We’ll walk you step-by-step on how to use the feature below.

This action will mark your account (which is associated with your wallet address) as compromised and disable NFTs in your wallet from being bought, sold, or transferred using OpenSea. Marking your account as compromised (even if you’ve safely moved your items to a new wallet) will also help notify other OpenSea users that the account has been marked compromised, letting them know they may not want to transact with the account.

However, it’s important to remember that OpenSea does not have custody of your NFTs at any point in time. The NFTs live on the blockchain, not in OpenSea’s systems. This means that marking your account as compromised will not prevent your NFTs from being moved using other platforms or tools outside of OpenSea.

2. In Account Settings, click on the Account support section.

3. Select Help with a compromised account and choose your issue from the drop-down menu.

4. After selecting your reason you'll be asked to tick a checkbox confirming that you understand that you'll need to complete an identity verification process to unlock your account. Click the red Lock account button to continue.

5. You'll be asked to confirm your decision in a pop-up window. This step will require you to type lock my account and click Lock my account to confirm your decision.

6. You'll see a confirmation message in the bottom-right corner of the screen.

7. After your account has been locked, this warning message will appear on NFTs held in the compromised wallet:

These items cannot be bought or sold using OpenSea's services.

If you lock your account in error or would like to retract your report of account compromise, you'll need to reach out to our User Safety team and complete an identification process.