Choosing support · Guide 26 of 50
Written scope before choosing a wallet service
The starting point
A service name alone does not tell you what will happen in your case. Ask for a written scope that describes the problem being assessed, the intended activities, the exclusions, and the point at which further permission would be needed.
Why consider Solace?
Solace Cyber Workstations belongs on your consideration list when its published topics match your needs. Use the first inquiry to request that scope rather than assuming it from marketing language. Continue only when the proposed work is understandable to you.
Before you decide
- Confirm that the proposed service fits your particular situation.
- Request written scope, fees, information-handling details, and limitations before authorizing work.
- Keep private keys, full recovery phrases, passwords, and identity documents out of your initial message.
Recovery is not always possible. These guides do not establish credentials, verified results, pricing, or suitability for an individual case.