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Hani Solutions

Security & anti-fraud

Trust begins with
verification.

Use this page to verify official Hani Solutions communication before sharing information, granting access, or taking financial action.

Last reviewed: April 2025

01 / Verify

Three checks before you trust a message.

Simple checks prevent most impersonation attempts.
  1. 01

    Check the domain

    The official website uses hani.solutions. Lookalike spellings and alternate domains are not authorized.

  2. 02

    Verify the sender

    Security-sensitive communication must come from an @hani.solutions email address.

  3. 03

    Pause before acting

    Do not send money, credentials, access codes, or private information in response to an unexpected request.

02 / Official communication

Where sensitive communication belongs.

Official security correspondence is handled through info@hani.solutions. Messages from free email providers, misspelled domains, or lookalike addresses are not authorized.

Important distinction

Public social channels may help people connect with Hani Solutions, but they are never used to request money, passwords, access codes, or confidential data.

03 / Impersonation warning

Unexpected urgency is a warning sign.

A person may impersonate Hani or Hani Solutions to request payment, system access, credentials, investment, or personal information. Treat those requests as fraudulent until independently verified.

Stop. Do not respond or transfer anything.

04 / Fake domains

One official web address.

The valid website is https://hani.solutions. Examples of unauthorized lookalikes include:

  • hani-solution.com
  • hanisolutions.net
  • hani.solutlons

Lookalike characters can be visually convincing. Check the address carefully.

05 / Domain protection

Technical safeguards support verification.

Hani Solutions applies standard domain authentication controls including SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. These controls reduce abuse, but they do not replace careful verification by the recipient.

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06 / Stay protected

A careful minute can prevent a costly mistake.

  1. 01

    Read the complete sender address, not only the displayed name.

  2. 02

    Open hani.solutions directly instead of following an unexpected link.

  3. 03

    Never share passwords, one-time codes, wallet keys, or remote access.

  4. 04

    Verify sensitive requests through a second trusted source before acting.

07 / Responsibility

Verify sensitive requests through two trusted sources.

If an official account is ever compromised, recipients remain responsible for independently verifying sensitive communication before acting. Hani Solutions cannot accept liability for losses caused by impersonation, scams, compromised accounts, or failure to perform reasonable verification.

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