Wallet FAQs

This informational site does not custody funds, connect to wallets, or collect private keys.

Checking blockchain activity usually needs connectivity; backups and some cold-storage processes can remain offline.

Keep an accurate offline copy somewhere private and recoverable. Avoid screenshots, cloud uploads, and sharing.

A private key signs for an account, while a recovery phrase can recreate a set of keys. Both are sensitive.

Verify your backup and the wallet application before restoring, then check networks and balances.

Confirm the token network and contract, and ensure the receiving destination supports the same chain.

Review the destination, network, asset, amount, fees, and final confirmation screen.

Look out for spoofed websites, repackaged installers, unusual permissions, and deceptive update prompts.

Never enter recovery words into website forms. Check domains, unexpected support messages, and approval requests.