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Start with recovery credentials, then check installation sources and transaction safety.
Self-custody means the user keeps control of wallet credentials. Verify the actual key-storage design of any specific app before relying on it.
Network access is generally needed to refresh on-chain data or broadcast transfers; key storage and network activity are separate concerns.
Write it accurately and offline. Do not photograph, cloud-sync or share it, and protect it against loss and unauthorized access.
A private key signs for an address; a recovery phrase can derive multiple keys. Both are highly sensitive.
Confirm your backup, use a trusted restoration flow, and check account addresses, networks and token visibility.
Validate the chain and token contract. Identical ticker symbols do not make different networks interchangeable.
Check the chain, full recipient address, asset, amount, fees and details shown in the signing prompt.
Impersonation domains, unverified packages and unusual permissions are warning signs. Never enter wallet secrets into unknown software.
Inspect domains, approval targets and signature text. Stop if a page creates urgency or requests your recovery phrase.
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Start with a source you can verify
Verify your installation source, protect access and prepare an offline backup before using a wallet.
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