01
Verify the download source
Check this point independently. Record the outcome before proceeding, and pause when any detail looks unfamiliar or inconsistent.
Read guide ↗🔐 SELF-CUSTODY & SECURITY
Your wallet. Your decisions.
Build a more deliberate wallet routine, from securing keys to reviewing every transaction. Stay in control of wallet credentials, and build confidence with straightforward security guidance.
Explore getting started ↗
🔐 Credentials stay yours
✅ Review before signing
01Local credentials
02Offline-first backup
03Address & network checks
04Never share recovery phrases
PRODUCT INTERFACE
Clarity at a glance
A sample wallet view makes it easier to understand what to verify before moving assets.
◈Wallet overviewInterface preview
Illustrative total assets
$12,480.00
Sample figures • not account data
BTCBitcoin0.0482
ETHEthereum1.7420
USDTMulti-network3,250.00
● Network checkBackup: review
Networks are not interchangeable. Always match the receiving network.
GETTING STARTED
Six steps from setup to first transfer
A complete pathway—each step includes a check before moving on.
02
Install and create or import
Check this point independently. Record the outcome before proceeding, and pause when any detail looks unfamiliar or inconsistent.
Read guide ↗03
Record your recovery phrase
Check this point independently. Record the outcome before proceeding, and pause when any detail looks unfamiliar or inconsistent.
Read guide ↗04
Complete an offline backup
Check this point independently. Record the outcome before proceeding, and pause when any detail looks unfamiliar or inconsistent.
Read guide ↗05
Review your assets
Check this point independently. Record the outcome before proceeding, and pause when any detail looks unfamiliar or inconsistent.
Read guide ↗06
Check details before sending
Check this point independently. Record the outcome before proceeding, and pause when any detail looks unfamiliar or inconsistent.
Read guide ↗🔐 CORE PRINCIPLE
Local key management
Explore local signing, device protection and secure recovery responsibilities.
- Understand where signing happens
- Protect the device
- Store recovery offline
💾 CORE PRINCIPLE
Your first recovery backup
Create an offline recovery phrase backup and verify its order before receiving funds.
- Find a private offline space
- Write every word in order
- Check spelling and order
✅ CORE PRINCIPLE
Review before you send
Use a deliberate checklist to reduce network, address and authorization mistakes.
- Verify the full recipient address
- Match the destination network
- Check amount and fees
SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
Three habits, one deliberate approach
01
Ownership
Keep recovery credentials in your own custody.
02
Verification
Confirm the address, network and amount.
03
Recovery
Maintain an offline recovery path.
DIRECTORY
Find your next step
Focused guides organized around the decisions you need to make.
01Create a walletCreate a wallet with care↗02Installation guideInstall with confidence↗03Private key safetyPrivate keys and recovery phrases↗04Asset overviewUnderstand multi-chain assets↗05Wallet recoveryRecover using your backup↗06Phishing defenseSpot phishing attempts↗07Local key principlesLocal key management↗08FAQsCommon questions, practical answers↗
EVERYDAY SCENARIOS
Make informed decisions in context
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Understand multi-chain assets
Learn to distinguish tokens, networks and addresses in an asset overview.
Read more ↗📱Move between devices safely
Plan a device change by validating backups and checking accounts on the new device.
Read more ↗🛡️Spot phishing attempts
Identify deceptive links, suspicious approval requests and pressure tactics.
Read more ↗✅Review before you send
Use a deliberate checklist to reduce network, address and authorization mistakes.
Read more ↗RISK AWARENESS
Phishing safety guide ↗Pause before you approve
Lookalike download pages, phishing links and incorrect networks are common reasons to review carefully.
⚠️ Things to check
- Unexpected recovery phrase requests
- Unknown contract approvals
- Unverified download domains
- Network mismatch warning
FAQ
Questions worth asking
Self-custody means keeping recovery credentials under your own control. Confirm the actual software behavior independently and never share a recovery phrase with support agents.
Reading current on-chain data and broadcasting transactions usually require connectivity. Storing your offline recovery backup does not.
Write the complete phrase in order in a private environment. Avoid screenshots, cloud notes, email and chat messages.
Private keys authorize operations for accounts, while a recovery phrase can derive one or more accounts. Both must remain confidential.