Verify the source
Independently confirm the website and installer source; avoid lookalike domains and untrusted files.
Read the guide🔐 Own your keys. Make informed choices.
Control your wallet.
Understand every step.
Start with self-custody principles. Learn the practical path from wallet setup and offline backup to multi-chain views and confident transaction review.
Explore the getting-started guide ↗
🔐
Local keysProtect credentials
✅
Network checkReview before signing
01🔐Keep credentials private
02💾Back up before moving funds
03✅Check networks and addresses
04🚫Never disclose your phrase
Illustrative product view
An overview built for clarity
The balances below are mock data for interface demonstration, not live account information.
Wallet overview · Preview● Demo mode
Total assets (example)
$12,480.00
Sample figures · Not live balances
₿
BTCBitcoin
0.084 BTCΞ
ETHEthereum
1.72 ETH₮
USDTMulti-chain
2,450 USDT✅ Backup: review required🔎 Network review
Six essential steps
A clear path from setup to your first transfer
Each step is a chance to verify your setup before moving forward.
Set up your wallet
Understand the difference between creating and importing; review permissions and security settings first.
Read the guideRecord the phrase
Write down each recovery word in private, confirm the order, and avoid screenshots or cloud storage.
Read the guideStore it offline
Make an offline backup that stays readable, protected, and separate from the device used every day.
Read the guideReview assets
Learn how chains and token contracts differ; check network compatibility rather than trusting a display alone.
Read the guideReview before sending
Confirm the address, network, token, amount, fee, and permission scope; pause on unclear signatures.
Read the guideCore principle / 01
Local keys, less exposure
Control of keys comes with responsibility. Know what can be shared and what must stay private, then prepare an offline backup.
✅ Take one more moment to review before acting
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Core principle / 02
Plan recovery before you need it
Devices can be lost or replaced. A prepared recovery routine helps you avoid unsafe shortcuts and impersonated support.
✅ Take one more moment to review before acting
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Core principle / 03
Know what you are signing
The same token ticker across networks does not guarantee compatibility. Review the destination chain, address and permissions.
✅ Take one more moment to review before acting
Explore the details 
Security by design
Three principles for every wallet decision
Guidance helps you make informed choices; it is never a guarantee.
01
🔐
Ownership
Protect the credentials you control.
02
✅
Verification
Review the address, chain and amount before signing.
03
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Recovery
Prepare an offline backup before problems occur.
Explore the guides
Start here
Find the topic that matches your next decision, then follow its practical checks.
Everyday scenarios
Guidance for everyday decisions
Practical checks for moments when details matter.
Create a wallet
Understand the key checks before you proceed.
Read moreAdd USDT
Understand the key checks before you proceed.
Read moreCheck networks
Understand the key checks before you proceed.
Read moreMove devices
Understand the key checks before you proceed.
Read moreSpot phishing
Understand the key checks before you proceed.
Read morePassword safety
Understand the key checks before you proceed.
Read moreRisk awareness
Pause before a risky request
Installation, approvals, and recovery flows deserve extra attention.
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Lookalike downloads
Verify the actual domain, not the page appearance.
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Exposed recovery phrase
No support contact should ask for your full phrase.
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Wrong network
Confirm the receiving chain and asset.
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Excessive permissions
Review the contract and permission scope.
FAQ
Answers to common questions
Practical answers on recovery, networks, and safe transfers.
Self-custody means controlling your own credentials. Verify the actual product architecture and terms before assuming any custody model, and never share your recovery phrase.
Viewing on-chain data and broadcasting transactions typically need connectivity. Keeping your recovery information offline does not.
Write it down privately, check the word order and store it away from damage, theft or loss. Avoid screenshots, chat messages and cloud storage.
Private keys authorize signatures. A recovery phrase commonly restores a collection of related keys. Both must stay secret.