Wallet questions, clearly answered
Find practical answers about custody, recovery phrases, network selection, transaction checks and device changes.

Practical answers
Self-custody commonly means you control critical wallet credentials. Confirm how any specific app works and never disclose your recovery phrase.
Network access is generally needed for blockchain updates and broadcasts; writing down a recovery phrase should happen offline.
Record every word in order and store it securely offline. Avoid screenshots, chat messages and cloud documents.
A private key controls an account, while a recovery phrase commonly restores a set of keys. Both require strict protection.
Verify your new device and app source first, then restore privately and review your addresses and networks.
USDT is issued on different networks. Check the network and token contract before adding or sending it.
Verify the destination, network, token, amount, fee and requested permissions. Consider a small test transfer.
Beware of impersonation through search ads; inspect the domain, installer origin and unusual permission requests.
Treat urgent offers and unsolicited support messages as suspicious. Review URLs and signing requests; never type recovery words into a webpage.