Verify the source
Inspect the publisher, domain and permissions. Stop if a download page asks for your recovery phrase.
Verify the app before installation →🔐 Digital assets · Security & ownership
A clearer way to take control of your wallet
Follow a practical path from wallet setup and recovery planning to asset overviews and transaction checks. Know what each step means before you act.
Explore getting started ↗
🔐 You hold the keys
✅ Review before signing
💾 Back up first
01Keep credentials private
02Back up before moving funds
03Check networks and addresses
04Never share a recovery phrase
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Know your assets. Recognize the risks.
A considered overview of assets, networks and security prompts. All balances below are illustrative.
◈ imtokenInterface preview
Total assets · sample values$12,480.00
BTCBitcoin0.0820
ETHEthereum1.4000
USDTMulti-chain3,280.00
GETTING STARTED
Six steps from download to a safer first transfer
Each stage connects to a practical guide for making the next decision.
Install and create
Prepare a trusted device and understand the difference between creating and importing a wallet.
Create your first wallet with care →Record the phrase
Write the recovery words in their exact order without taking screenshots or sharing them online.
Your first recovery phrase backup →Back up offline
Check your copy and store it where you can recover it after a device failure.
Recover from an offline backup →Review your assets
Select the right blockchain, check token contracts and confirm the network for each balance.
Keep a clear view across networks →Verify your transfer
Check the address, amount, chain and fees before approving any request.
Check a transfer before signing →🔐 01 / 03
Why local key handling matters
Explore the purpose and limits of local key handling, including device safety and recovery responsibilities.
Learn the limits and the workflow, not just a security icon.
Why local key handling matters →
💾 02 / 03
Recover from an offline backup
Prepare a trusted device, restore with an offline recovery phrase and validate addresses and networks afterward.
Learn the limits and the workflow, not just a security icon.
Recover from an offline backup →
✅ 03 / 03
Check a transfer before signing
Review the receiving address, token, chain, network fees and amount before approving a transfer.
Learn the limits and the workflow, not just a security icon.
Check a transfer before signing →
SECURITY BY DESIGN
Three principles for safer decisions
Security is a practice, not a single button.
01
Own your credentials
Use a repeatable checklist across devices, networks and signing requests.
02
Verify every action
Use a repeatable checklist across devices, networks and signing requests.
03
Plan for recovery
Use a repeatable checklist across devices, networks and signing requests.
CHAPTER INDEX
Find your next chapter
Browse focused guides from setup to troubleshooting.
01Getting StartedCreate your first wallet with care↗02Install & SetupVerify the app before installation↗03Wallet SecurityPrivate keys and recovery phrases↗04Asset ManagementKeep a clear view across networks↗05Backup & RecoveryRecover from an offline backup↗06Risk PreventionSpot phishing before it costs you↗07Local KeysWhy local key handling matters↗08Help CenterWhat to do when a password is lost↗
EVERYDAY SCENARIOS
Guidance for everyday scenarios
Every task calls for its own checks.
Create your first wallet with care
Learn how to prepare your device, create a wallet and verify recovery details before depositing anything.
Create your first wallet with care →Keep a clear view across networks
Organize assets by network and verify token contracts rather than assuming matching ticker symbols mean matching assets.
Keep a clear view across networks →Check a transfer before signing
Review the receiving address, token, chain, network fees and amount before approving a transfer.
Check a transfer before signing →Move to a new device safely
Confirm your backup works before switching devices and inspect the restored account before retiring the old phone.
Move to a new device safely →RISK AWARENESS
Spot phishing before it costs you →Recognize warning signs before acting
Impersonated links, malicious approval prompts and wrong networks deserve a second look.
⚠️ Never enter phrases on websites
⚠️ Avoid unknown shortened download links
⚠️ Match the chain and destination
⚠️ Consider a small test transfer
FAQ
Questions worth asking
Read practical answers without leaving this page.
With self-custody, recovery credentials remain the user’s responsibility. Confirm the actual key-handling model of the application you install.
Fetching current balances and broadcasting transfers generally need connectivity. An offline recovery backup does not.
Record it accurately offline in a secure place, not in screenshots, cloud notes, chats or website forms.
A private key authorizes signing for an account. A recovery phrase can commonly derive multiple private keys. Protect both.