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Verify source and domain
Review the source, credentials and conditions at this stage. Record anything that needs further verification before continuing.
Read the guide →🔐 Self-custody · Security first
Ownership starts with understanding
Explore local keys, offline recovery backups and transaction checks with approachable wallet guidance. Any balances on this site are interface illustrations.
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🔐 Local credentials✅ Review before signing01Control your keys
02Back up first
03Verify network & address
04Never share a seed phrase
Interface preview · not actual assets
imtoken / Overview● Demo
Total assets (example)
$12,480.00
BTC0.0350
ETH1.8500
USDT4,200.00
Network check ✓ Reviewed
01 / Product overview
Understand multi-chain assets →
A clearer view of assets and networks
Explore assets, chains, addresses and checks together. Example balances are illustrative and do not represent customer funds.
Understand multi-chain assets →02 / Getting started
Six steps from source checks to a safer first transfer
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Review device permissions
Review the source, credentials and conditions at this stage. Record anything that needs further verification before continuing.
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Create or import carefully
Review the source, credentials and conditions at this stage. Record anything that needs further verification before continuing.
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Back up the phrase offline
Review the source, credentials and conditions at this stage. Record anything that needs further verification before continuing.
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Review assets and networks
Review the source, credentials and conditions at this stage. Record anything that needs further verification before continuing.
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Confirm recipient and amount
Review the source, credentials and conditions at this stage. Record anything that needs further verification before continuing.
Read the guide →03 / Features
Local key management explained
Explore the local-key security model, why offline backups matter and how device safety affects credential exposure.
Local custody brings both independence and responsibility.
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✓ Local keys · Check before acting
04 / Recovery
Prepare to recover a wallet
Review a safer recovery process for lost devices or app reinstalls, including source checks and backup verification.
Use trusted local application flows, never a web support form, for sensitive credentials.
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✓ Recovery · Check before acting
05 / Assets
Review transfers before signing
Use a five-point transaction checklist covering the network, destination, amount, fees and any requested approvals.
On-chain actions can be irreversible, so verify the details independently.
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✓ Transfers · Check before acting
06 / Security principles
Make security a repeatable habit
Ownership
Keep private keys and phrases private
Verification
Check network, recipient and amount
Recovery
Prepare and verify offline backups
07 / Knowledge hub
Find your next step
Choose the subject you need before taking action in an unfamiliar interface.
08 / Common scenarios
The right checklist for the moment
Getting started
Your first recovery backup
A backup is only useful if it stays private and readable when needed.
↗AssetsManage assets across networks
Always pair a token name with its chain and contract details.
↗AssetsReview transfers before signing
On-chain actions can be irreversible, so verify the details independently.
↗RecoveryMove to a new device safely
Treat wallet credentials and device access as separate security concerns.
↗09 / Risk prevention
Stay alert to suspicious links and signatures
Impersonated installers, unsolicited approvals and requests for a seed phrase should all trigger additional verification.
Explore risk guidance →⚠️ A similar domain is not proof
⚠️ Never enter a phrase on a website
⚠️ Inspect signature and approval details
10 / FAQ
Common questions, clearly answered
Who controls the wallet assets?+
Custody depends on the actual wallet implementation. Check who holds the private keys and review the product documentation.
Does a wallet need internet access?+
Viewing blockchain balances and broadcasting transactions generally require connectivity; offline phrase storage does not.
Where should I keep a recovery phrase?+
Write it down privately and verify it offline. Avoid screenshots, cloud notes and messages to support agents.
How are keys different from recovery phrases?+
A private key controls a particular account. A recovery phrase can derive multiple accounts. Protect both as sensitive credentials.
imtoken · Before you begin
Start with safer wallet habits
Check software provenance and prepare an offline backup. This demonstration site does not provide a verified installer.
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