Verify the download source
Complete this step before moving on. Use a trusted environment and keep sensitive credentials away from online forms and chat tools.
Open guide →🔐 Self-custody safety demo
A clearer path to self-custody safety
Understand local keys, backups and transaction review through a product-style wallet demo.
🔐 Local keyStored on-device in this demo concept
✅ Network checkReview before signing
01🔐 Keep credentials local
02💾 Back up before moving assets
03✅ Review network and address
04🚫 Never share a recovery phrase
Interface previewWallet Overview
Total assets (demo)$12,480.00
BTCBitcoin
0.084ETHEthereum
1.72USDTEthereum
2,860✅ Backup statusReviewed
Product UI showcase
Make security state visible, not hidden
A wallet interface can help users distinguish assets, networks, backup state and transaction context before an irreversible action. All balances shown here are interface examples only.
New user journey
Six steps from download review to transaction check
Install and create or import
Complete this step before moving on. Use a trusted environment and keep sensitive credentials away from online forms and chat tools.
Open guide →Record the recovery phrase
Complete this step before moving on. Use a trusted environment and keep sensitive credentials away from online forms and chat tools.
Open guide →Complete an offline backup
Complete this step before moving on. Use a trusted environment and keep sensitive credentials away from online forms and chat tools.
Open guide →Add and review assets
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Open guide →Review before transfer
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Open guide →Capabilities
Three safety patterns that matter in daily use
🔐
Local key boundaries
Keep critical credentials close to the controlled device environment and minimize places where they are copied or transmitted.
💾
Backup and recovery
Create the backup before moving assets, then verify the recovery path so a device change does not become an emergency.
✅
Transaction review
Before signing, review the network, recipient, amount and approval scope. Product prompts should support this decision, not replace it.
Safety architecture
Ownership, verification and recovery
01
Ownership
Keep critical credentials under your own control.
02
Verification
Review network, address and amount before signing.
03
Recovery
Back up first and know the recovery path.
Start here
A chapter index for safer wallet use
Use the chapters in order or jump to the topic that matches your next action.
Risk protection
Recognize common failure points before they become losses
Fake download source
What to checkPause, verify the source and compare the requested action with what you intended to do.
Phishing link
What to checkPause, verify the source and compare the requested action with what you intended to do.
Recovery phrase exposure
What to checkPause, verify the source and compare the requested action with what you intended to do.
Wrong network
What to checkPause, verify the source and compare the requested action with what you intended to do.
Copied address error
What to checkPause, verify the source and compare the requested action with what you intended to do.
Moving assets before backup
What to checkPause, verify the source and compare the requested action with what you intended to do.
FAQ
Common safety questions
No. This demo does not custody assets or connect to a real wallet. In self-custody, critical credentials remain the user’s responsibility.
Not always. Network access is needed for public blockchain data, while backups and sensitive credential storage should not depend on being online.
Keep it offline in a controlled location. Avoid screenshots, cloud drives, messaging apps, email and web forms.
A recovery phrase can restore a set of keys, while a private key provides signing authority for a specific account. Both are highly sensitive.