Questions worth asking
Clear answers to common questions about wallet custody, internet access, private keys, recovery phrases, changing phones, USDT networks, transfers, and phishing risks.
This website provides concepts, interface previews, and security guidance. It does not receive or hold funds or private keys. Verify custody in the actual wallet product.
Reading on-chain state usually requires connectivity, while keeping backups offline can reduce exposure. Actual behavior depends on your wallet.
Record all words in order in a private setting, keep them offline and securely separated, and never share screenshots or cloud notes.
A private key commonly signs for an account; a recovery phrase can restore keys according to the wallet design. Both require careful protection.
Verify your offline backup, install trustworthy software on the replacement device, restore carefully, and compare the resulting addresses and networks.
USDT exists on multiple chains. Verify the network, token details, and which networks the recipient supports; the ticker alone is insufficient.
Check the network, recipient address, asset, amount, and fee. Repeat these checks at the final signing screen.
Verify the distribution source independently, avoid suspicious ads and attachments, and review installer permissions and certificates.
Inspect the full URL and approval prompts. Be wary of urgency, promised rewards, and any request for a recovery phrase.