What does it mean to remind the other party that the account is risky?

It means that the system detects that there may be security risks or irregularities in the other party's account during the transaction or transfer.

Prompting the other party's account for risks usually means that the system detects that the other party's account may have security risks or irregularities during the transaction or transfer. This prompt may appear in e-commerce, online payment, bank transfer and other scenarios. When the system detects risks in the other account, it may take some measures to protect your funds, such as:

1. Suspend trading or transfer: In order to prevent your funds from being transferred to risky accounts, the system may temporarily suspend trading or transfer operations, waiting for your confirmation or taking other security measures.

2. Remind you of the risk: the system will remind you of the risk of the other party's account through pop-ups, text messages, emails, etc. , and suggest that you handle related transactions or transfers with caution.

3. Provide other authentication methods: The system may ask you to provide additional authentication information to ensure that the account owner of you and the other party is real and the transaction or transfer is legal.