Verify the download source
Start from a website address you checked yourself. Avoid unrequested links and lookalike domains before opening an installer.
Read the guide ↗🔐 imtoken / Self-custody essentialsStay in control.
Stay in control.
Move with clarity.
From your first backup to multi-chain asset reviews, explore practical ways to build confidence around digital wallet decisions.
🔐 Local Keys💾 Offline Backup✅ Transaction Check
Explore the getting-started guide ↗
🔐 Credential safetyReview first
💾 Backup routineOffline
✅ Network checkBefore signing
01Keep credentials private
02Back up before using assets
03Verify network and address
04Never share recovery words
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Total assets · Demo only$12,480.00
₿BitcoinBTC · Bitcoin0.082 BTC
◆EthereumETH · Ethereum1.84 ETH
₮TetherUSDT · Example2,300 USDT
🔐 Local key principle✓ Network check
01 / Interface preview
One overview, multiple networks
This illustrative wallet panel groups sample BTC, ETH and USDT rows. It is a visual example, not a connected account or live quote.
Understand multi-chain assets ↗02 / Start with a plan
Six steps from download to transaction review
A full-width path through the decisions that matter most.
Install and initialize
Review device health and application permissions. Choose between creating a new wallet and importing an existing one.
Read the guide ↗Record recovery words
Write the phrase in its original order in a private place. Keep it out of screenshots, messages and cloud storage.
Read the guide ↗Secure an offline backup
Check your transcription and consider physical loss, disclosure and access when selecting a location to store it.
Read the guide ↗Review assets by network
Understand chain-specific balances, token contracts and the difference between an asset name and its blockchain.
Read the guide ↗Review before signing
Confirm the destination address, network, token, amount and fees before broadcasting an irreversible transaction.
Read the guide ↗03 / Core capabilities
Security is built from understandable choices
01 / Product principle
Local keys and informed control
Signing credentials deserve clear boundaries, independent backups and careful device protection.
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02 / Product principle
Prepare for recovery before you need it
A well-kept recovery record is more useful than an emergency search for a forgotten phrase.
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03 / Product principle
Check the details before signing
Look at destination, network, amount and permissions—not just the confirmation button.
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04 / Security architecture
Three habits behind confident decisions
01
Ownership
Keep your credentials in your control.
02
Verification
Review network, address, amount and approvals.
03
Recovery
Prepare a backup before it becomes urgent.
05 / Chapter index
Find your next step
Browse a structured knowledge path without losing sight of the product.
01
Getting StartedCreate, import and protect credentials.
↗02InstallationVerify the source and device.
↗03Wallet SecurityKnow your keys and recovery phrase.
↗04Asset ManagementView balances across supported chains.
↗05Backup and RecoveryPlan for a device change.
↗06Risk ProtectionSpot phishing and unsafe approvals.
↗07Product PrinciplesLearn the local-key approach.
↗08Help CenterFind practical answers.
↗06 / Real-world scenarios
Useful checks for everyday situations
07 / Risk protection
Pause. Check. Then approve.
Fraudulent download pages, leaked recovery words, wrong networks and clipboard changes are practical risks worth reviewing each time.
Recognize phishing risk ↗RiskFake installerCheck the source domain
RiskUnexpected signatureReview requested permissions
RiskWrong networkMatch sender and recipient chains
RiskCopied addressRecheck the destination
This site explains self-custody principles. Check the actual application’s key-control documentation to understand who can authorize transactions.
Network access is generally needed for current blockchain balances and broadcasting transactions, not for storing an offline backup.
Write it down in order in a private setting. Keep it offline and never send it to a person or online service.
A private key signs for an account; a recovery phrase may derive multiple accounts. Both demand strict protection.
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Verify the source, protect recovery material, and review every transaction.
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