Wallet questions, answered clearly
Find practical answers about wallet credentials, recovery, asset networks, transaction checks, installation and everyday security.
Does tokenpocket hold my assets?
This site explains self-custody and local-key principles. Verify actual software behavior independently; product copy is not a security audit.
Do I need an internet connection all the time?
Balances and transaction broadcasts typically need a connection. Recovery phrase backups should be handled securely offline.
How should I store a recovery phrase?
Write it down in the right order and keep it offline. Avoid screenshots, cloud notes, messages and sharing it with anyone claiming to offer support.
How do private keys and recovery phrases differ?
A private key is used to sign for its address. A recovery phrase can restore a group of wallet keys. Both are highly sensitive.
How do I restore on a new phone?
First verify your backup and device, use a trusted recovery flow, and check the restored addresses and networks.
What should I check when adding USDT?
Confirm the network, token identity and recipient support. The same symbol may appear on several distinct networks.
What should I review before a transfer?
Check the network, token, address, amount, fee and final approval details. Cancel when something does not match.
What matters during installation?
Verify the full website address, source, device status and requested permissions. Avoid unknown links sent in messages.
How can I spot phishing attempts?
Watch for lookalike domains, urgent pressure, unexpected approval requests and any demand for a recovery phrase.
Start with a safer wallet routine
Check the source, secure your recovery phrase and review every transaction before you confirm.
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