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Installation Guide🔐 Self-custody, thoughtfully explained
A clearer way to manage your wallet
Explore local keys, offline backups, asset overviews and transaction checks in one thoughtful experience. Build safer habits from day one.
🔐 Local Keys💾 Offline Backup✅ Transaction Check
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🔐 Local keys · your responsibility
✅ Confirm every network
01Keep credentials private
02Back up before moving assets
03Check networks and addresses
04Never share recovery words
01 / PRODUCT VIEW
An interface that brings important details forward
Understand balances by network, spot recovery reminders and review signing details. The values shown are illustrative, not live balances.
imtoken Wallet overview● Preview
Illustrative total assets
$12,480.00
↗ Send↙ Receive⇄ Networks
₿BTCIllustrative balance0.082 BTC
◆ETHIllustrative balance1.24 ETH
₮USDTIllustrative balance2,100 USDT
🔐 Local key principle ✓ Review before signing
02 / GETTING STARTED
Six steps from first visit to confident confirmation
Install or import carefully
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Create a WalletRecord your recovery phrase
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First BackupComplete an offline backup
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Wallet RecoveryReview assets by network
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Manage Multi-chain AssetsConfirm before transferring
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Pre-transfer Checklist03 / CORE PRINCIPLE
Local keys, clear responsibilities
Local control can offer greater autonomy, but device security, backups and careful authorization remain your responsibility.
Safety is a practice, not a promise.
Local Key Management 
🔐 Local Key Management
04 / CORE PRINCIPLE
Recover only in a trusted environment
Recovery requires the right credentials and a trusted environment. Never share a phrase with alleged support staff.
Safety is a practice, not a promise.
Wallet Recovery 
💾 Wallet Recovery
05 / CORE PRINCIPLE
Make every transfer a deliberate choice
Review the destination, network, token, amount and fees. Consider a small test transfer when appropriate.
Safety is a practice, not a promise.
Pre-transfer Checklist 
✅ Pre-transfer Checklist
06 / SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
Ownership. Verification. Recovery.
01
Control
Keep control of sensitive credentials; never share them with a third party.
02
Verification
Review networks, recipients and signing requests before approval.
03
Recovery
Plan an offline recovery path before moving any assets.
07 / GUIDE DIRECTORY
Find your next step
Use the topic directory to explore practical guidance at your own pace.
08 / EVERYDAY SCENARIOS
Practical decisions, not just features
Manage Multi-chain Assets
The same token symbol may appear on different networks. Confirm the network and transfer route before taking action.
Manage Multi-chain AssetsChanging Devices
While your old device remains available, verify your backup and networks before using a trusted replacement.
Changing DevicesRecognize Phishing
Watch for lookalike domains, urgency tactics, requests for recovery phrases and misleading signature prompts.
Recognize PhishingPasswords & Access
A local access password is not a substitute for your recovery phrase. Check your recovery options before resetting anything.
Passwords & Access09 / RISK AWARENESS
Check what is being requested
Spoofed downloads, phishing links, exposed phrases and mismatched networks can all lead to irreversible mistakes.
Recognize Phishing⚠️ Suspicious download domainStop, verify, then act
⚠️ Recovery phrase requestedStop, verify, then act
⚠️ Wrong network selectedStop, verify, then act
⚠️ Recipient address alteredStop, verify, then act
10 / FAQ
Questions worth answering first
This website explains self-custody principles. Actual key handling depends on the software you use. Verify its documentation before assuming anyone can recover your credentials.
Some local information can be viewed offline, but balances and broadcasting transactions generally need network access. Offline key storage is a separate topic.
Record it accurately in order, offline. Avoid screenshots, chats and unencrypted cloud drives, and account for physical damage or loss.
A private key authorizes signing for an address. A recovery phrase can derive multiple keys. Both are highly sensitive credentials.
Start with a safer first step
Review the download information and confirm the software source before installing.
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