Verify the source
Confirm the exact source, domain, and software identity before opening any installer. Keep unverified links out of your setup process.
Install and Verify the Source ↗🔐 SECURITY BY DESIGN
Stay in control of every wallet decision.
A clearer way to explore a self-custody wallet: local keys, recovery planning, multi-chain assets, and transaction reviews.
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Local key controlProtect your credentials
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Network checkReview before signing
01 🔐Keep critical credentials private
02 💾Back up before moving assets
03 ✅Review every network and address
04 🚫Never disclose recovery words
Wallet Overview● Interface preview
Total assets · Illustrative data$12,480.00
◎ Ethereum · Example network
₿BTCExample asset0.042
◆ETHExample asset1.800
₮USDTExample asset2,400.00
✓ Backup check✓ Security review
PRODUCT INTERFACE · SAMPLE VALUES ONLY
Explore asset management ↗
See the network context behind every asset
An asset list is useful only when the underlying network is clear. Review the chain, recipient, and fee before any transfer.
Explore asset management ↗YOUR FIRST SIX STEPS
A simple sequence from setup to your first transfer
Practical checks at every stage, with no shortcuts around recovery planning or transaction review.
Install and set up
Choose between creating and restoring a wallet. A new wallet needs a new offline backup; importing requires a verified existing phrase.
Create Your First Wallet ↗Record recovery words
Keep recovery words private, in the original order, with no screenshots or cloud sync. Anyone with the phrase may access the wallet.
Back Up Your Recovery Phrase ↗Complete offline backup
Check every written word and secure the copy separately from your phone. Plan how you would recover if the device were lost.
Back Up Your Recovery Phrase ↗Review your assets
Match each token to its network and distinguish interface balances from confirmed on-chain records.
Manage Assets Across Networks ↗Check before transfer
Check the receiving network, full address, amount, fees, and permissions. When in doubt, cancel before signing.
Check a Transfer Before Signing ↗KEY CAPABILITIES
Designed around control, recovery, and verification
01 / SECURITY PRACTICE
Local Key Management
Understand where wallet credentials are stored and why an offline recovery copy matters if your device fails.
🔐 Understand the boundaries before you act.
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02 / SECURITY PRACTICE
Recover a Wallet Safely
Use a trusted environment when restoring access, and enter your phrase only in a recovery flow you have verified.
💾 Understand the boundaries before you act.
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03 / SECURITY PRACTICE
Transaction Risk Alerts
Alerts provide useful context, but your review of the destination, permissions, and network remains essential.
✅ Understand the boundaries before you act.
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SECURITY PRINCIPLES
Three habits worth keeping at every step
Ownership
Keep your wallet credentials under your own control.
Verification
Review the chain, recipient, and amount before signing.
Recovery
Prepare a private offline backup before you need it.
READING PATH
Find the guidance you need.
Explore a topic at your own pace, from first setup to recovery.
REAL-WORLD SCENARIOS
Good security lives in everyday decisions
Create Your First Wallet
Understand the difference between creating and importing a wallet before setting up a new one and arranging a secure backup.
Read guide ↗Manage Assets Across Networks
Distinguish assets, chains, and token networks before reviewing balances or preparing a transfer.
Read guide ↗Check a Transfer Before Signing
Transfers may be irreversible. Review the blockchain network, destination, asset, and amount before approving.
Read guide ↗Move to a New Device
Move wallets to a new device by confirming your backup first, rather than sending sensitive credentials between devices.
Read guide ↗Spot Phishing and Fake Links
Fake sites, urgent messages, and suspicious signing prompts can all be attempts to steal wallet access.
Read guide ↗Back Up Your Recovery Phrase
Your recovery phrase can restore wallet access. Treat when, where, and how you record it as a security-critical task.
Read guide ↗RISK PROTECTION
Recognize a risk before it becomes a mistake
Look out for imitation installers, phishing pages, exposed recovery phrases, wrong networks, and unexpected approvals.
Spot phishing attempts ↗⚠️ Unexpected recovery phrase request → stop
⚠️ Network mismatch → recheck both ends
⚠️ Unknown approval → reject
⚠️ No backup yet → do not rush
Self-custody means you retain responsibility for recovery credentials. Verify any specific product implementation independently rather than trusting marketing claims.
Viewing on-chain data and broadcasting transactions normally require connectivity. Recovery phrase storage should remain offline where practical.
Write the words in order on an offline medium. Avoid screenshots, cloud drives, email, and chat messages; never share the phrase.
Private keys authorize account operations. A recovery phrase can restore derived keys, so both require strong protection.
NEXT STEP · START FROM A VERIFIED SOURCE
Begin with a safer, clearer process
Verify the source before installing. Back up before transferring. Check before signing.
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