HTX

HTX Login — Secure Sign In Guide

Official instructions and safety tips for signing in to HTX exchange (formerly Huobi).

Sign in to HTX Safely — Step-by-step

Use this guide to login to HTX, enable 2FA, recover access if needed, and follow security best practices so your funds stay secure. Always use the official HTX domain to avoid phishing.

Go to Official HTX LoginLogin Steps

How to Login to HTX — Quick Steps

Follow these steps for a secure login experience.

  1. 1. Open the official login page: https://www.htx.com/login
  2. 2. Enter your registered email address or phone number and your account password.
  3. 3. Complete the captcha or anti-bot verification if prompted.
  4. 4. Enter your Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) code (Google Authenticator or SMS) if you have 2FA enabled.
  5. 5. Click Sign In and review your account dashboard for recent activity.

Mobile & App Login

HTX mobile apps use the same credentials. Download the official HTX app from the Apple App Store or Google Play and login using your account details. Verify the developer/publisher to ensure authenticity.

Account Recovery — Forgot Password?

  • • Click Forgot Password on the login page.
  • • Enter the email or phone associated with your account.
  • • Follow the verification steps and reset your password.
  • • If you lost access to your 2FA method, follow the HTX support process to recover access (may require identity verification).

Security Best Practices for HTX Accounts

Protect your funds by applying multiple layers of security.

  • • Enable Two-Factor Authentication (prefer app-based like Google Authenticator).
  • • Use a strong, unique password and change it periodically.
  • • Whitelist withdrawal addresses to limit where funds can be sent.
  • • Do not share OTPs, passwords, or recovery phrases with anyone.
  • • Beware of phishing emails — always verify sender and URL before clicking.
  • • Use hardware wallets where supported for custody of large balances.
Security reminder: HTX or any legitimate exchange will never ask for your password, 2FA code, or private keys via email or social channels. If contacted, report immediately.