BLINK • Nigeria
Using BLINK safely
Protect your account, make thoughtful choices about what you share and use extra care when dealing with people or product listings online.
Protect your BLINK account
Use a unique password and keep sign-in codes and recovery messages private. Only enter your BLINK credentials on the official website or app. If you receive an unexpected sign-in request, do not forward your codes to anyone.
BLINK's public pages can be read without logging in, but some interactions require an account. Never share a password with someone claiming to be support.
Choose what to share
Public posts, profiles and reels can be seen by other people. Avoid posting private addresses, access credentials or personal information about someone else without their permission.
Use the privacy options available to your account and read the BLINK Privacy Policy for more details about information processing.
Take care in marketplace conversations
Treat unfamiliar listings carefully. Compare descriptions, inspect items when possible and use well-understood payment arrangements. Do not assume a seller badge guarantees the outcome of a purchase.
If a transaction or conversation makes you uncomfortable, stop and use relevant reporting or support channels when available.
Find official information
Visit About BLINK to learn about the product, the FAQ for common questions and the official Android download page to avoid modified applications.
Explore BLINK
For an overview of supported capabilities, read the BLINK features page. You can also download the official Android app or browse BLINK in a web browser.
For more information, explore BLINK for students, BLINK Market, community safety or the frequently asked questions.