Answers for safer wallet decisions
Clear explanations of credentials, networks, installation, recovery and phishing risks.
Questions and answers
Does the wallet hold my assets?
Self-custody means users manage essential credentials. This site explains that principle; it does not certify the implementation of any unverified product.
Do I need to be online?
Recovery credentials can be stored offline, but checking network state or broadcasting transactions normally requires connectivity.
How should I store recovery words?
Record their exact order offline. Never screenshot, upload or share them with a support agent or a stranger.
What is the difference between a key and a phrase?
A private key signs transactions; a recovery phrase typically regenerates keys. Both are sensitive.
How do I move to a new phone?
Verify your backup, restore through a trusted app and check wallet addresses. Never disclose recovery words remotely.
What should I check for USDT?
Verify the specific network and contract. A matching token name does not make transfers across chains interchangeable.
What should I review before sending?
Check the full address, network, asset, amount and fee. Consider a small test for unfamiliar destinations.
What matters when installing?
Verify the site and package source, avoid unknown installers and plan a backup before creating a wallet.
How can I spot phishing?
Watch for lookalike domains, urgent prompts, recovery-word forms and unexplained signature requests.