Verify the download source
Read the full domain and confirm installer provenance. A search ranking or a message from a stranger is not proof of authenticity. Pause on unexpected permissions.
✓ Check provenanceRead the guide🔐 Own your credentials. Know every transaction.
Your wallet. Your decisions. A clearer way forward.
Explore a self-custody approach to digital assets. Learn how local credentials, offline recovery plans, multi-chain overviews and deliberate transaction checks fit together.
Explore the six-step journey →
🔐 Local key principle
💾 Offline backup check
✅ Review before signing
01Keep credentials private
02Back up before managing assets
03Check the network and recipient
04Never share recovery phrases
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
See the details that matter
This static interface preview uses illustrative balances and statuses, not live prices or real account data.
imtoken / Wallet Overview● Preview
Total assets · Demo
$12,480.00 USD
Multi-chain overviewNetwork · Ethereum
BitcoinBTC · Sample asset0.0842
EthereumETH · Sample asset2.3410
TetherUSDT · Sample asset6,200.00
✅ Transaction check💾 Verify your backup
One asset view, with network context
Token names can appear on multiple chains. Learn to separate assets by network, confirm contracts, and inspect transaction status instead of relying only on a total balance.
Explore multi-chain assetsGETTING STARTED
Six steps to a safer first transaction
Each step highlights a decision worth checking, not just another button to press.
Create or restore
Distinguish a new wallet from restoring existing credentials. Protect the device and remember that an app passcode is not a recovery phrase.
✓ Choose the right flowRead the guideRecord your recovery phrase
Write the words offline in order. Avoid screenshots, cloud drives, and anyone claiming they need the phrase for support.
✓ Check the word orderRead the guideVerify your offline backup
Keep a legible, protected backup you can locate later. Losing the only recovery copy can make wallet access impossible to restore.
✓ Protect the backupRead the guideReview assets by network
Choose the right blockchain and confirm token contracts. If a balance is missing, inspect network context before transferring again.
✓ Check chain contextRead the guideReview before signing
Compare address, blockchain, asset, amount, and fees. Be cautious with unfamiliar approvals; cancel when anything is unclear.
✓ Inspect every fieldRead the guideCAPABILITIES
Built around custody, recovery and review
🔐 Safety principle / 01
01 · Key principle
Know where your keys live
Separate local wallet credentials from online account logins and understand the different roles of a passcode, private key, and recovery phrase.
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💾 Safety principle / 02
02 · Key principle
Make recovery a plan, not a hope
A backup is useful only when it is accessible and accurate. Prepare for device changes before they become urgent.
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✅ Safety principle / 03
03 · Key principle
Give signatures a second look
Whatever blockchain you use, independently inspect the network, recipient, amount, and permissions before signing.
Learn moreSECURITY BY DESIGN
Security is a practice, not a promise
Credential ownership
Know where secrets are held and who has access. Never disclose them to an outside service.
Transaction verification
Read network, destination, amount, and contract permissions before signing.
Recovery readiness
Verify offline backups before important operations, and compare known addresses after migration.
EXPLORE
Find your next chapter
Move between essential setup skills and the security decisions that follow.
01Getting startedCreate and back up your wallet↗02Install & downloadValidate the software source↗03Wallet securityPrivate keys and safe storage↗04Manage assetsNetworks and transfer review↗05RecoveryDevice loss and migration↗06Risk awarenessSpot phishing and impostors↗07Product principlesLocal keys and alerts↗08Help centerPasscodes and FAQs↗
REAL-WORLD MOMENTS
Practical moments, thoughtful checks
01 · USDT
Know the network before adding a token
Token symbols are not unique identities. Confirm the chain and token contract.
Asset guideMoving devices
Check the backup, restore on a trusted device, and compare your known addresses.
Migration checklistSuspicious links
Inspect the URL, never share a phrase, and question unfamiliar approvals.
Phishing guideSAFETY CHECK
Turn common risks into repeatable checks
No wallet removes every risk. Establish a reliable review process and pause when information is missing.
Fake installerFull domain and app sourceAvoid unsolicited links
Phishing approvalsSpender and allowanceReject unknown signatures
Exposed phraseScreenshots or cloud copiesKeep credentials offline
Wrong chain or recipientNetwork, token, and addressReview and test carefully
Missing backupLegible offline recovery copyBack up before transfers
FAQ
Answers for the common questions
Clarify credentials, chains, and transaction checks before you act.
See all questionsThis site explains self-custody principles. Verify the actual product’s key handling and software provenance before relying on any custody claim.
Live balances and transaction broadcasts generally need a connection. Offline backup and some credential management tasks do not.
Write it down privately, verify the order, and store it securely offline. Avoid screenshots, cloud notes, chat messages, or shared documents.
A private key usually authorizes an account. A recovery phrase may restore a set of wallet accounts. Neither belongs in a support message.
Your next step · Start securely
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Verify the source and your device first. Back up your credentials offline before managing assets.
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