Wallet Questions, Clearly Answered
Answers to common questions about self-custody, recovery phrases, network compatibility, transfers, installation and phishing risks.
Self-custody means you control recovery credentials. Verify how a particular wallet actually manages its keys before relying on it.
Keys can be stored offline, but checking blockchain data and broadcasting signed transactions typically requires connectivity.
Write it down in order, store it offline and protect it from physical access. Avoid photos, cloud storage and messaging apps.
A private key authorizes actions for an account; a recovery phrase can typically reconstruct multiple keys and accounts.
Verify your backup, restore through a trusted wallet app, then compare addresses and networks before transferring.
USDT exists on multiple networks. Verify the chain, token contract and recipient compatibility.
Confirm network, recipient address, token, amount, fees and requested approvals. Start with a small test when appropriate.
Independently verify the source, avoid unsolicited links, and inspect permissions and operating-system warnings.
Treat any request for your recovery phrase, private key or remote device access as a major warning sign.
Start with a safer setup
Review the source, protect your recovery phrase and check every transaction before signing.
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