01
Verify the source
Check the domain independently and avoid unsolicited download links.
Check Before Installing🔐 SELF-CUSTODY, EXPLAINED
A clearer way to manage your wallet
Explore local-key principles, multi-network assets and thoughtful transaction checks in one clear product experience. Good wallet habits begin before the first transfer.
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🔐 Local key principles
✓ Review before signing
💾 Backup comes first
01Protect credentials locally
02Back up before using assets
03Verify the chain and recipient
04Never share recovery phrases
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Total assets · illustrative
$12,480.00
BTCBitcoin
0.0245ETHEthereum
1.2800USDTMulti-network
850.00🔐 Keep recovery credentials private
PRODUCT VIEW
One view. Several networks. Better context.
See how an asset overview can make token, network and transaction context easier to understand. Values shown here are purely illustrative.
SIX ESSENTIAL STEPS
From installation to your first confirmed transfer
02
Create or import
Choose the correct setup path and secure the device before going further.
Create Your First Wallet03
Record your phrase
Write down every word in order without screenshots or online notes.
Your First Recovery Phrase Backup04
Complete backup
Store the backup offline and verify it through a trusted flow.
Recover a Wallet Safely05
Review your assets
Distinguish network, token, balance and contract before moving funds.
Organize Assets Across Networks06
Check each transfer
Verify chain, address, amount and fees, then test small.
Review a Transfer Before Signing01 / CORE PRINCIPLES
Keys and ownership
Understand the difference between a wallet address, private key and recovery phrase. Keep credentials outside shared or connected notes.
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02 / CORE PRINCIPLES
Prepare a recovery path
A verified backup matters before you change devices or lose access. Store it independently of your app passcode.
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03 / CORE PRINCIPLES
Review before you sign
Network mismatches, malicious approvals and copied addresses deserve a deliberate second look.
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SECURITY BY HABIT
Three principles to keep close
01
Ownership
You keep responsibility for recovery credentials.
02
Verification
You verify network, address and transaction intent.
03
Recovery
You prepare for lost access before it occurs.
EXPLORE THE HANDBOOK
Start with what matters to you
Short, practical chapters connect core wallet concepts to everyday decisions.
REAL-WORLD DECISIONS
Practical moments, careful choices
Organize Assets Across Networks
Different chains require different receiving networks and token contracts.
Organize Assets Across NetworksCreate Your First Wallet
Read the guideReview a Transfer Before Signing
Read the guideRecognize Phishing and Impersonation
Read the guideMove Your Wallet to a New Device
Read the guideBEFORE YOU ACT
Recognize the risk. Check the detail. Choose the safer action.
01Lookalike download pages
Independently verify the domain and source.
02Recovery phrase requests
Never enter a phrase into a support form or chat.
03Wrong network or recipient
Match chain and full address before signing.
04Unverified backup
Complete and check the backup before sending funds.
FAQ
Clear answers for important questions
Learn about custody, backups, network selection and safer transactions.
See all questionsSelf-custody means you control recovery credentials. Verify how a particular wallet actually manages its keys before relying on it.
Keys can be stored offline, but checking blockchain data and broadcasting signed transactions typically requires connectivity.
Write it down in order, store it offline and protect it from physical access. Avoid photos, cloud storage and messaging apps.
A private key authorizes actions for an account; a recovery phrase can typically reconstruct multiple keys and accounts.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with a safer setup
Review the source, protect your recovery phrase and check every transaction before signing.
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