FAQ / WALLET KNOWLEDGE
Wallet security: frequently asked questions
Straightforward answers about wallet credentials, offline backups, network selection, transfers and recovery.
Does the wallet hold my assets for me?
Self-custody means control depends on your private credentials. Confirm the actual software’s custody model before using it.
Does my wallet need an internet connection?
Network access is commonly needed to inspect balances and broadcast transactions; offline key storage is a separate concept.
How should I store my recovery phrase?
Record every word in order and keep it in a private, durable offline location. Avoid screenshots and cloud notes.
How is a private key different from a recovery phrase?
A private key authorizes transactions for an address; a recovery phrase commonly derives multiple private keys.
How do I restore a wallet on a new phone?
Verify the software source and restore with your own offline phrase through a trusted local workflow, then check addresses.
What should I check before adding USDT?
Check the token contract and network. The same token symbol may appear on incompatible chains.
What matters before sending assets?
Verify the recipient address, chain, token, fee, amount and any approval requests before confirming.
How can I install more safely?
Use a verified source, review permissions and complete recovery phrase backup before transferring significant assets.
How can I identify phishing?
Examine the domain, unexpected sign-in requests, suspicious approvals and any request for a recovery phrase.
Move forward with clarity
Verify the source, protect your recovery phrase and check the network, recipient and amount before every transfer.
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