Answers before you take action

This site explains a self-custody approach in which users control wallet credentials. Verify the actual application behavior and terms before relying on any product.

Downloading, updating, and checking balances often require a connection. Keep recovery phrase records offline wherever possible.

Write it down accurately in order and store it offline. Avoid screenshots, cloud drives, and messaging apps. Never share it.

A private key usually controls an account, while a recovery phrase can derive multiple accounts. Exposure of either can put assets at risk.

Check your backup first, use a trusted device and recovery flow, and verify recovered addresses and networks.

USDT exists on multiple networks. Confirm the network, token contract, and destination support before transferring.

Check recipient address, network, asset, amount, fees, and any approval scope. Consider a small test first.

Verify the domain and software source, avoid unsolicited links, and keep the device updated.

Look for lookalike domains, requests for secret phrases, and unexpected signing prompts. Stop when unsure.