Answers for the decisions that matter

Self-custody means protecting your own wallet credentials. Verify the behavior of the version you use and keep recovery material private.

On-chain balances and broadcasting transfers typically require connectivity. An offline recovery backup does not.

Use a durable offline medium, verify the word order, and avoid screenshots, cloud documents and messages. Never share it with support.

A private key may control one account. A recovery phrase may restore several accounts, while a local password protects app access.

Check your offline backup, use the genuine restore flow on the new device, verify addresses and networks, then secure the old device.

USDT exists on several networks. Confirm the exact network and compatible receiving address, not just the token symbol.

Review the network, recipient address, token, amount, fee and any approval scope. Consider a small test for an important transfer.

Beware lookalike domains, advertising redirects, unknown installers and unexpected permission requests. Verify the source independently.

Requests for your phrase, urgent threats, unlimited approvals and unexplained signatures are warning signs. Stop if anything seems wrong.