Wallet FAQs and Security Answers

This site explains self-custody principles. Check the actual application terms and key-handling documentation before relying on any custody claims.

Viewing on-chain balances and broadcasting transactions typically requires connectivity. Recovery phrases should be backed up offline.

Write it down privately in the correct order and store it offline. Avoid photos, cloud synchronization and sharing it with anyone claiming to be support.

A private key authorizes access to a particular account. A recovery phrase often regenerates related keys under a wallet standard. Exposure of either can put funds at risk.

Verify your backup first, use a trusted device and an independently verified app source, then check restored addresses and networks.

USDT exists on multiple networks. Verify the relevant token contract and network before adding or transferring a token.

Review the recipient address, network, token, amount, fees and permissions. On-chain transfers are often irreversible; a small test can help.

Verify the website and publisher. Avoid unfamiliar direct messages, look-alike sites and unverified installation packages.

Be wary of urgent requests for recovery phrases, blind signatures, unusual approvals or promises of guaranteed returns. Verify links independently.