Do Social Media Services Need Your Password?

• What should I provide instead of a password?
• Why does the order need a public link?
• What information should I never share?
• How can I check a request is genuine?
• What should I do if I shared a password or code?
• Frequently asked questions

Provide the public link for the profile, post, video, or other target named by the service. Choose the service and quantity on the order page, then use the order details requested at checkout.

Indiagram's FAQ says no account is needed to place an order and that the service uses a public link. If you are not sure which link to use, see which Instagram link to use or open the service catalog and read the service details.

A public link points to the item you want the service to act on. It is not the same as granting someone access to your account.

The link identifies the target for the order. It lets you specify which profile or piece of content you selected without handing over your login.

The account or content may need to stay public while delivery is in progress. Indiagram's FAQ says private accounts and deleted posts cannot receive delivery. Check the target and the service notes before paying.

If the content is private for a reason, do not change that setting just to satisfy a request from an unknown person. First confirm the service requirements and decide whether you are comfortable making the target public.

Never send your password, one-time code, backup code, or password-reset link to a person claiming to help with an order. The Federal Trade Commission advises people to keep passwords private, and says not to give verification codes to someone who asks for them.

Treat a code as a key to your account. A requester may say they need it to verify ownership, speed up delivery, or prevent a cancellation. Do not send it in a chat, email, form, or screenshot.

Read the FTC's guidance on protecting your accounts and verification codes. For TikTok accounts, TikTok's fraudulent message guidance also says not to share passwords or verification codes.

Do not trust a request just because it uses a company name or order number. Go to the site yourself using its known address and contact support from there.

• Do not click a login link sent by an unexpected account or number.
• Do not send your password or verification code to someone who contacted you first.
• Open the store's support page directly if you need help with an order.
• Share only the order information needed to locate the request.

If someone claims to represent Indiagram and asks for your social media password, stop responding and contact support through the official page. The site's FAQ says it does not ask for your password.

Secure the account through the platform's official app or website as soon as you can. Change the password, sign out of sessions or devices you do not recognize, and enable two-factor authentication if available.

If you cannot sign in, use the platform's official account-recovery process. Do not pay someone who contacts you unexpectedly and promises to recover the account in exchange for another code.

The FTC recommends using strong, unique passwords and multi-factor authentication. Its account security guidance explains these steps. If the issue concerns an Indiagram order, open a ticket through official support, but do not include your social password or verification code.

Do I need to give Indiagram my Instagram password?
No. The site says it needs the public link to the target, not your Instagram password.

Can a growth service use my one-time login code?
Do not send a verification code to a person asking for it. Use codes only in the official sign-in flow you started.

What link should I submit?
Use the public profile or content link that matches the service you selected. Read the service notes if you are unsure of the target.

Can I use a private account for an order?
Indiagram's FAQ says the account or content must remain public until the order completes. Review that requirement before checkout.

What if someone says my order will fail unless I share my password?
Do not share it. Check your order using the official Track page and contact support from the site if needed.

What if I already shared my password?
Change it through the platform's official app or website, end unfamiliar sessions, and turn on two-factor authentication if available. Use the platform's recovery process if you are locked out.

A public link is enough for an Indiagram order. Your password and verification codes stay private. If an order needs attention, use the official support page rather than sending account credentials to a person.

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