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| - | Safepal wallet extension | + | Safepal wallet |
| - | Get Your Safepal Wallet | + | Safepal Wallet |
| - | Get the official Safepal Wallet extension directly from the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons site. This is the only source you should | + | You can use your SafePal recovery seed phrase with several other hardware |
| - | Click the new Safepal icon to begin. You'll see a clear choice: create a new wallet or import an existing one. For a fresh start, select " | + | For Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks (like BSC or Polygon), SafePal uses the BIP44 path m/ |
| - | After securing | + | Some wallets, like certain versions of Electrum for Bitcoin, may use a different derivation scheme. If your assets don't appear after import, you' |
| - | Your wallet is ready, but it's empty. To receive funds, find your public wallet address by clicking " | + | Before any recovery attempt, ensure you are in a private, offline environment. Never enter your 12 or 24-word seed phrase |
| - | Safepal Wallet Extension | + | Safepal Wallet |
| - | Download the official | + | Your 12-word [[https:// |
| - | Click "Add to Chrome" | + | For the highest security |
| - | Open the extension and select " | + | Here is a practical compatibility list for common extensions: |
| - | Confirm your backup by entering the seed words in the correct order when prompted. Next, set a strong password specifically for the extension' | + | Full Compatibility (BIP39 + BIP44 Derivation Path): |
| + | Trust Wallet | ||
| + | MetaMask (using the standard Ethereum path) | ||
| + | Coinomi | ||
| - | Your wallet is now active. For managing assets, use the main interface to view tokens. To receive crypto, copy your wallet address from the " | ||
| + | Partial Compatibility (May Require Manual Path Entry): | ||
| - | Connect to decentralized applications by clicking the extension icon when visiting a supported dApp website, then approving | + | MetaMask for other networks (e.g., BSC). You must manually enter the correct derivation path (e.g., `m/ |
| + | Exodus. It uses BIP39 but may use different derivation paths; you might see different addresses. | ||
| - | Keep your extension updated by allowing automatic updates in Chrome or checking the web store for new versions, which include security improvements. | + | Not Compatible: |
| - | Downloading | + | Wallets using a different standard, like the older Electrum seed format. |
| + | Safepal' | ||
| - | Open your Chrome browser and go directly to the Chrome Web Store. Use the search bar at the top-left and type " | ||
| - | Select the extension named " | ||
| + | Before recovering into any other wallet, test the process with a small amount or verify the first few generated addresses match those shown in your original Safepal wallet. This confirms you have the correct derivation path. | ||
| - | A confirmation dialog will appear, detailing the data the extension can access. Review this information, | ||
| + | If you recover into MetaMask, you will likely need to add the Binance Smart Chain and other networks manually to see all your assets. Your keys control the funds, but the wallet interface must connect to the correct blockchain. | ||
| - | If the icon is hidden, click the puzzle piece icon in the toolbar to pin SafePal for immediate access. Your download is now complete, and you can move on to setting up your new wallet or importing an existing one. | ||
| - | Creating | + | For long-term holding, moving recovered funds from a software extension back to a secured Safepal hardware device is a recommended step. This returns your assets to an isolated environment. |
| - | Choose " | + | Which BIP39 Seed Phrase Extensions Work with Safepal Hardware Wallets |
| + | Your Safepal S1 and S1 Pro hardware wallets are fully compatible with the standard BIP39 wordlist and its 24-word seed phrases. For adding a custom word, use the BIP39 passphrase feature, often called a "25th word." This is not an extension of the wordlist itself, but an extra layer you can activate. | ||
| - | Write down each word in the exact order shown. | ||
| - | Store this list on paper or a metal backup tool, never digitally. | ||
| - | Confirm your phrase by selecting the words in sequence when asked. | ||
| + | Activate this feature directly on your Safepal device. During wallet recovery or creation, you will see an option to "Add Passphrase." | ||
| - | Select " | ||
| + | Your seed phrase alone will always restore your standard wallet. To access a wallet protected with a BIP39 passphrase, you must enter both the exact 24-word phrase and the exact passphrase again during the recovery process on a Safepal device. Other brands' | ||
| - | For a phrase: Enter all words, double-checking spelling and order. | ||
| - | For a private key: Paste the entire key string without extra spaces. | ||
| + | Consider this passphrase for creating a hidden wallet. One set of 24 words can manage multiple accounts, each with its own unique passphrase. Write down your passphrase separately from your seed phrase. Losing your passphrase means losing access to the funds in that specific hidden wallet, as the Safepal company cannot retrieve it. | ||
| - | After import, your assets and transaction history will appear. The process is complete once the main dashboard loads. Always test recovery access | + | Step-by-Step Process |
| - | Connecting the Extension to dApps and Managing Assets | + | Confirm your recovery seed phrase is physically written down and accessible before you start. |
| - | Open your dApp of choice and locate its " | ||
| + | Open your Safepal hardware wallet and enter its PIN to unlock it. Connect the wallet to the Safepal mobile app via Bluetooth or USB cable. | ||
| - | For managing assets, your main dashboard is the extension' | ||
| + | Inside the app, navigate to the ' | ||
| - | When you initiate a transaction on a dApp, the SafePal extension will display a detailed confirmation window. Review every parameter: the recipient address, the amount, the network, and the gas fee. This is your final safety check. Confirm the transaction only if all details match your intent. The extension will process it and provide a transaction ID you can track. | ||
| + | Select ' | ||
| - | Regularly review connected sites by clicking the settings icon in the extension. You'll see a list of all dApps with active connections. Revoke access for any applications you no longer use to minimize security risks. This simple habit keeps your wallet' | ||
| + | Choose ' | ||
| - | For swaps and transfers directly from the wallet, use the built-in Swap and Send features. They aggregate rates from multiple decentralized exchanges to help you find a good price. These integrated tools reduce the need to connect to external sites for basic actions, offering a more controlled environment. | ||
| - | FAQ: | + | Create a strong passphrase. Use a memorable combination of multiple words, numbers, and spaces. This is not a single word; treat it like a complex sentence only you know. |
| - | Is the Safepal extension safe to use, and how does it protect my keys? | + | |
| - | The Safepal browser extension is designed with security as a primary focus. It operates as a non-custodial wallet, meaning you alone control your private keys. These keys are generated and stored locally on your device, not on any company server. The extension uses secure enclave technology for isolation and requires your explicit approval for every transaction. For added protection, you can pair it with the Safepal hardware wallet, keeping your keys completely offline while using the extension to interact with websites. | ||
| - | I installed the extension. What's the first thing I should do after adding | + | Write this passphrase on paper, store it separately from your 12/24-word seed, and never save it digitally. |
| - | After installation, | ||
| - | Can I use the same wallet | + | Your Safepal will now prompt you to set a new wallet PIN. This second PIN will always unlock |
| - | Yes, you can use the same wallet across both. The recommended method is to first create your wallet on the mobile app. Then, in the browser extension, choose " | ||
| - | What browsers support | + | After setting |
| - | The Safepal extension is officially available for Chromium-based browsers like Google Chrome, Brave, and Microsoft Edge. You can download it from the Chrome Web Store or Safepal' | ||
| - | I sent tokens | + | Always send a small test transaction |
| - | First, check the transaction status on a block explorer using your wallet address. If it's confirmed, the issue is likely within the extension interface. The most common reason is viewing the wrong network. Your wallet supports multiple blockchains. The tokens may be on a different network (e.g., BSC instead of Ethereum). Use the network selector in the extension | + | Troubleshooting Access |
| + | First, verify you entered the correct extension word exactly as you set it, including capitalization and any special characters. The extension is case-sensitive; | ||
| + | Double-check your primary 12 or 24-word recovery phrase for accuracy. A single misplaced word in the main phrase will prevent access, regardless of the extension' | ||
| + | Try entering the seed phrase and extension in a different order. Some wallet implementations require entering the main phrase first, then adding the extension on a separate screen, while others need the full combined phrase (main words + extension word) entered in one sequence. Consult SafePal' | ||
| + | If access fails, temporarily disable the extension feature in your SafePal app settings and try importing with only the standard 12 or 24-word phrase. This confirms your base wallet is intact. After successful access, you can re-enable the extension feature and set it again, ensuring you note the exact term used. | ||
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| + | Consider if you used a derivation path extension. Enabling certain coin-specific extensions can change the wallet' | ||
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| + | For persistent issues, use the SafePal recovery tool on a separate, secure device. Input your phrase and extension there to see if it generates the expected public address. This test isolates the problem to the phrase or the main app. | ||
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| + | FAQ: | ||
| + | I have a 12-word seed phrase from another wallet. Will it work with my new SafePal? | ||
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| + | Yes, in most cases it will. SafePal wallets support the industry-standard BIP39 protocol for seed phrases. This means any 12, 18, or 24-word recovery phrase generated by a BIP39-compatible wallet (like Ledger, Trezor, Trust Wallet, etc.) can be imported into a SafePal hardware or software wallet. The imported wallet will then generate the same set of addresses and give you access to your existing funds. Always ensure you are importing into a genuine SafePal app or device. | ||
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| + | What happens if I try to import a 15-word or 25-word phrase? Will SafePal accept it? | ||
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| + | No, SafePal will not accept it. The standard only defines 12, 18, and 24-word phrases. A 15 or 25-word phrase is not a valid BIP39 seed phrase. If you have a phrase of an unusual length, it is likely from a different, non-standard system. You would need to recover your assets using the original wallet that created that specific phrase type before transferring them to a SafePal using a standard phrase. | ||
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| + | I'm switching from a software wallet to a SafePal S1 hardware wallet. Do I need a new seed phrase? | ||
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| + | Not necessarily. You can directly import your existing software wallet' | ||
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| + | After importing my old seed phrase, some of my coins aren't showing up in the SafePal app. Why? | ||
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| + | This is a common issue with derivation paths. Different wallets sometimes use different paths to generate addresses for the same cryptocurrency. Your coins are safe on the blockchain. In the SafePal app, try adding the specific coin/token manually. Then, use the " | ||
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| + | Is it safe to type my seed phrase into the SafePal mobile app for recovery? | ||
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| + | For recovering a software wallet within the SafePal app, this is the intended method. Ensure you download the official app from safePal.com or verified app stores. Never enter your seed phrase on any website or into an app linked from an email. For hardware wallet recovery, the process is more secure: the SafePal S1 device itself has a secure screen where you select the words using buttons, and the seed phrase is never exposed to your phone or computer. | ||
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| + | I have a 12-word seed phrase from another wallet. Can I import it into SafePal, and will it work with all the same coins? | ||
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| + | Yes, you can import a standard 12-word recovery phrase from most other wallets into SafePal. SafePal uses the common BIP39 standard for seed phrases, which ensures broad compatibility. When you import, SafePal will derive the same set of private keys and addresses for blockchains it supports. However, you won't automatically see every coin from your old wallet. The visibility depends on whether SafePal' | ||
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| - | My hands shook. One wrong click and everything' | + | Ugh. Another day, another guide telling me to check if my twelve words play nice with some other box. Like we don't have enough to remember. So now it's not just about losing a slip of paper, it's about whether some other app will even *read* it right. Fantastic. They all say it's standard, but then you get the fun surprise of a different path or some extra word you forgot you set. And whose problem is that when the numbers don't show up? Yours. Always yours. You'll sit there with two empty wallets |
| - | **Male Names List:** | + | James Carter |
| - | Anyone else find a weird peace in getting your crypto setup just right? Like, organizing those seed words feels oddly satisfying compared to my messy desk. What's the one simple | + | Alright, who' |
| - | NovaSpark | + | Eleanor |
| - | Hey! Loved your walkthrough, it made things so much clearer. Quick one though – if my laptop crashes mid-setup, will my recovery phrase from the hardware | + | My two cents? This guide is the friend who actually reads the instruction manual before panicking. It calmly explains which seed phrase extensions play nice with Safepal, saving you from that cold sweat moment of wondering if your backup will work. No fluff, just clear, usable facts. It’s like finding a pre-labeled organizer for your digital life’s most important keys. Frankly, this should be bookmarked before you even set up the wallet. A quiet triumph of clarity |
| - | Anastasia | + | NovaSpark |
| - | Will this cold, precise process ever understand the longing for a secret kept, a digital locket holding more than coins? Or does it just turn a whispered promise into another line of code? | + | Oh, honey. So you’ve scattered your seed phrase across five different " |
| - | **Female Nicknames :** | + | Phoenix |
| - | Another download link. Another seed phrase to scribble on that receipt I'll probably lose. My desk is a graveyard of these little cards now. They all promise safety, then my browser fills with ten more extensions. This one wants access to everything, of course. Just like the others. I followed the pictures, clicked where it said, typed the words in order. The green checkmark appeared. It feels hollow. Now it just sits there, another icon on the bar, waiting for me to fund it or forget it. The guide was clear, I guess. Clear enough to get me to another empty vault I'm now responsible for. The setup is always easy. It's the keeping that's hard. | + | So, your guide. What if I just really, really hate talking |
| - | VelvetThunder | + | Leila |
| - | Oh, the good old days when losing | + | You lost your seed phrase and now you're searching for " |
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