Frequently Asked Questions
Practical answers about self-custody, recovery phrases, network selection, wallet setup, and security checks.
Questions worth answering
If a signing request, source, or phrase prompt is unfamiliar, stop and verify it independently.

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.
Use a verified recovery flow on a trusted device, then check the restored addresses and selected networks.
USDT exists on several networks. Match the receiving network and account for the network transaction fee.
Check the asset, network, recipient, amount, fees, and any permissions you grant. Reject unfamiliar signing requests.
Inspect the domain and software source carefully, and never accept unverified packages sent through private messages.
Watch for lookalike domains, unexpected redirects, and requests for recovery phrases. Stop and independently verify the source.
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Verify the source before installing. Back up before transferring. Check before signing.
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