Confirm the download source
Check the address independently and make sure the publisher is credible before you install.
Read the guide ↗🔐 Designed for self-custody clarity
A clearer way to take control of digital assets
Explore self-custody fundamentals, local key handling, recovery phrase backups, multi-chain asset views and transaction checks with practical guidance for your first wallet setup.
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🔐 Local credential check
✅ Transaction checklist
01🔐 Protect local credentials
02💾 Back up before funding
03✅ Verify every transaction
04🚫 Never share a recovery phrase
Wallet overview● Demo only
Illustrative total balance
$12,480.00
Not a real account or live value
BTCBitcoin
0.0821 BTCETHEthereum
1.4500 ETHUSDTExample network
3,200 USDT✓ Review network◉ Backup checklist
INTERFACE PREVIEW
Review the details that matter
See illustrative assets, networks and backup status in one readable overview.
START HERE
Six steps for a more careful start
Create or import carefully
Set up a wallet on a trusted device and treat all recovery credentials as secrets.
Read the guide ↗Record the phrase
Write down each word accurately and avoid screenshots or digital syncing.
Read the guide ↗Finish offline backup
Store the recovery record securely, verify its order and consider physical risks.
Read the guide ↗Review assets by network
Learn why chains and token contracts matter before receiving funds.
Read the guide ↗Verify before transferring
Check address, network, asset, amount and fees before confirming.
Read the guide ↗CORE PRACTICES
Security grows from good habits
01 / PRACTICE
Local keys, clear responsibilities
Understand how self-custody connects credentials with device security.
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02 / PRACTICE
Plan recovery before you need it
A reliable recovery record matters before a device fails.
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03 / PRACTICE
Make each transaction a conscious decision
Verify chain, recipient, permissions and amount before signing.
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SECURITY PRINCIPLES
Ownership · Verification · Recovery
🔐 Ownership
Keep credentials private and understand the responsibilities of self-custody.
✅ Verification
Review network, address and amount before each approval.
💾 Recovery
Prepare a tested, offline path back to your wallet.
CHAPTER INDEX
Find the topic you need
Browse by task, from getting started to risk prevention.
EVERYDAY SCENARIOS
Know what to do in common situations
Create a wallet with a security-first routine
Prepare a trusted device, distinguish new wallets from imported ones, and review the essential checks for a safer first wallet setup without exposing your recovery phrase.
Read guide ↗Understand assets across different networks
Use illustrative BTC, ETH and USDT views to learn how token balances depend on networks, addresses and contract details, not simply asset names.
Read guide ↗Plan a safer move to a new device
Prepare an offline backup, verify the new installation, check restored addresses and securely retire the previous device when changing phones.
Read guide ↗Spot imitation sites and malicious signature requests
Learn to identify look-alike domains, unsolicited links, malicious approvals and unexpected signing prompts, then pause and independently verify suspicious requests.
Read guide ↗RISK AWARENESS
Read the phishing guide ↗Warning signs to take seriously
Unverified links, credential requests and mismatched networks deserve a second look.
⚠Look-alike download websitesPause, then verify independently
⚠Unexpected phrase requestsPause, then verify independently
⚠Unknown contract approvalsPause, then verify independently
⚠Wrong recipient networkPause, then verify independently
FAQ
Five questions before you start
Self-custody means you are responsible for the credentials used to sign and recover transactions. Confirm the actual application terms; an interface preview is not a custody guarantee.
Live balance updates and broadcasting normally require connectivity. Offline backups and some signing methods can happen without a network connection.
Record it offline, confirm the order and protect it from unauthorized access. Avoid screenshots, cloud drives and sharing with anyone claiming to be support.
A private key controls an account, while a recovery phrase often reconstructs related keys. Both are sensitive wallet credentials.
Use verified software on a trusted device and your full recovery phrase, then check your accounts and addresses. Never send the phrase in chat.
Start with the fundamentals
Ready to take the next step?
Verify the source, prepare a backup and review the installation guidance before you begin.
⬇ Download NowKeep recovery credentials private. No one should request them.