Verify the download source
Check the full website address and installer source independently. Review device updates and unusual permission requests before you begin.
Read the checklist ↗◈ Self-Custody · By Design
Your wallet, your decisions.
Explore the essentials of local keys, multi-network assets, and transaction reviews. Build a reliable backup routine before you take your next step.
🔐 Local keys💾 Offline backup✅ Transaction check
🔐 Key ownership
✓ Network review
Interface preview / Not live data01
Keep credentials private
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Back up before activity
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Review network and address
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Never share recovery words
Wallet Overview · Preview
Portfolio (sample)$12,480.00Illustrative values only
₿ BTC0.0250
◆ ETH1.4000
◎ USDT320.00
Network: Multi-chain ● Preview
Product overview
Learn about multi-chain assets ↗
Bring network context into one clear view
Asset names alone cannot tell you whether a transfer will work. Review the relevant network, token details, and fee asset before receiving or sending.
Learn about multi-chain assets ↗Getting started
Six steps to a more thoughtful first transaction
Small checks help prevent avoidable mistakes.
Create or restore a wallet
Know the difference between creating new credentials and restoring an existing wallet. Keep sensitive screens out of public view.
Read the checklist ↗Write down recovery words
Store words in the right order offline. Avoid screenshots, shared clipboard services, and online notes.
Read the checklist ↗Check your backup
Verify the material is complete and plan for device loss or damage. Protect backups from both exposure and accidental loss.
Read the checklist ↗Understand your network
Learn which chain each asset belongs to and what is required for network fees. Sample balances are for illustration only.
Read the checklist ↗Review before signing
Inspect the destination, network, token, amount, and permissions. Stop whenever something does not match your intention.
Read the checklist ↗
01 / Core principle
Keep key management close to the device
Learn what local credential storage means, then combine it with offline backups, device protection, and careful signing decisions.
Explore the details ↗
02 / Core principle
See how networks change asset handling
Use network, token, and fee context together to avoid treating similar-looking chains as interchangeable.
Explore the details ↗
03 / Core principle
Make transaction review a deliberate step
Check the destination, network, amount, and permissions before authorizing an action. No single checklist can remove all risks.
Explore the details ↗Explore / Product ecosystem
Practical knowledge for the broader Web3 ecosystem
These are educational guides, not claims of live third-party integrations or trading services.
Recovery and security
Security routines should be repeatable
Device changes, backup checks, and phishing awareness require ongoing attention. Prepare for damaged devices, suspicious requests, and address mismatches.
FAQ
Common questions
Does tokenpocket hold assets for users?
This site explains self-custody concepts. Verify how a particular application stores keys and controls assets in its official documentation.
Does a wallet always need internet access?
Checking balances and broadcasting transactions generally require connectivity. Offline backup storage may reduce certain exposures.
How should I store a recovery phrase?
Record the words accurately offline, keep them private, and avoid screenshots, chats, and cloud documents.
How do private keys differ from recovery phrases?
Private keys authorize actions for associated addresses. Recovery phrases can often recreate sets of keys; both are highly sensitive.
Start with the essentials
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