Eclipse Crown Mobile Security: A Safe Account on Your Phone

On a phone, Eclipse Crown runs in the browser at eclipsecrown.com, or through the Download App item in the site's menu, the only official download route. The same login, two-factor authentication and protections apply as on a computer, but a phone adds risks of its own: it is easy to lose, often shared, always signed in. This page covers Eclipse Crown mobile security step by step.

Mobile risks and defences

Official routes only

Use eclipsecrown.com in your browser, added to your home screen from the browser menu, or the Download App item at the bottom of the site's left-hand menu, below the language selector with English, English (AU) and English (NZ). Files offered elsewhere, however official they look, are not ours.

Screen lock first

A phone that opens without a code gives anyone holding it your signed-in session, your messages and possibly your second factor. A screen lock is the single most important mobile setting for account security.

2FA on a phone

Two-factor authentication works on mobile as on a computer. If the same phone also provides your second factor, the screen lock is what keeps the two steps separate. Set up 2FA in your account; see our 2FA page.

Saved passwords

• Your own locked phone: saving in a password manager is reasonable.
• A shared phone: never save; sign out after every session.
• After a password change: update the saved entry so old details are not offered.

Public Wi-Fi

Eclipse Crown secures transactions with SSL, but on public networks it is still sensible to check you are on eclipsecrown.com before signing in and to avoid entering details on pages reached through pop-ups or captive portals.

Messages on your phone

Messages claiming to be from Eclipse Crown that ask you to sign in through a link, share a code, install a file or pay a fee are not genuine. Open the site from your shortcut instead and ask live chat if unsure.

If your phone is lost or stolen

1. From another device, sign in on eclipsecrown.com and change your password.
2. Contact live chat or [email protected] and explain what happened, especially if the phone held your second factor.
3. Check My Balance, Promo > My Bonuses and pending withdrawals.
4. Secure the email account linked to Eclipse Crown.

Documents on your phone

Photographing documents is convenient for verification; upload them only in the Documents tab, and remove the photos from shared devices afterwards. See our payment security page, support page and responsible gambling page; offers: our bonus page; terms apply, 18+.

A mobile security checklist

Before your next mobile session, run through five points. The phone has a screen lock that only you know. eclipsecrown.com is on your home screen, added by you, and you never sign in from links in messages. Two-factor authentication is set up on your account. If you saved your password, the phone is yours alone, and the saved entry is current. And the phone's browser is up to date. Five yeses mean your mobile setup is as secure as your computer, and in some ways more, since a locked phone is harder to borrow than an unlocked laptop.

Signing out on mobile

Mobile sessions often stay open for convenience. On your own locked phone that may be acceptable; on any phone others can use, sign out at the end of every session. If you ever hand your phone to someone, even briefly, close the Eclipse Crown tab first.

Support from your phone

Live chat opens from the menu or the round chat button, 24/7, even while signed out after you enter your name and email. It is the quickest way to report a lost phone or a message you are unsure about.

Mobile questions