Answers to common wallet questions
Practical answers on recovery phrases, chains and tokens, safe transfers, device changes, impersonation attempts and installation sources.
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.
How can I recover after changing phones?+
Confirm your offline backup, verify the application source and use the trusted local recovery interface.
What matters when adding USDT?+
USDT is issued on different chains. Verify the network and contract, and confirm compatibility with the recipient.
What should I review before a transfer?+
Confirm network, destination, amount, fees and approvals. Consider a small test transfer when appropriate.
How can I verify an app download?+
Use channels published by the genuine developer and verify the domain and software signature. Similar domains are not proof.
How do I recognize phishing?+
Look for lookalike domains, requests for recovery phrases, unexpected signatures and urgent social engineering.
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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