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Answers for safer wallet decisions

Answers to common questions about self-custody, private keys, recovery phrases, network checks and phishing, with practical links to more detailed guides.

Questions and answers

Does the wallet custody my assets?

Self-custody means users retain responsibility for controlling credentials. Actual key handling depends on the software implementation.

Does a wallet always need internet access?

Fetching chain data and broadcasting transactions requires connectivity; recovery backups can be stored offline.

How should I store a recovery phrase?

Write down the words in order offline, avoid screenshots and cloud uploads, limit access and understand the recovery process.

What is the difference between a key and a phrase?

Private keys authorize signatures; a recovery phrase may derive multiple keys under a wallet standard. Both require protection.

How do I restore on a new phone?

Confirm your backup and any passphrase, recover on a trusted device and compare addresses and networks.

What matters when adding USDT?

Check the exact network, token contract and recipient support. Identical ticker symbols are not enough.

What should I check before a transfer?

Review the chain, destination address, asset, amount, fees and any spending permissions.

How do I install more safely?

Verify the domain independently, review permissions and updates, and avoid unsolicited remote installers.

How can I spot phishing?

Check the full domain, refuse sites requesting recovery phrases and scrutinize seemingly free signature requests.

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Verify the source, prepare your backup, and review every transaction before you sign.

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