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Install Fuel Wallet Connect to DApps and Recover Your Account Step by Step

If you cannot sign in, your twelve to twenty-four word secret phrase is the only required tool. This sequence, generated during the initial setup, is the master key. Locate the backup you stored securely; a hardware vault or encrypted note manager are optimal choices. Entering these words in the correct order within the application's restoration interface will reconstruct your profile and asset portfolio.

The procedure typically involves selecting an option labeled “Import Existing” or “Restore” upon launching the client. You will be prompted to key in each term meticulously. Accuracy is non-negotiable–a single typographical error or misplaced word will result in failure. The system is deterministic; precise input guarantees the return of all associated addresses, tokens, and transaction history.

Post-restoration, immediately verify your holdings and transaction lists match expectations. This confirms a successful synchronization with the blockchain. Subsequently, re-establish authorizations for any decentralized applications you frequently use. Each integration will require fresh approval, as session data is not preserved during a profile rebuild. Treat this as an opportunity to audit and revoke unused permissions from the settings panel.

FAQ: I installed the Fuelet wallet but can't find the “Connect to DApp” button. Where is it located?

In the Fuelet wallet, the connection function is integrated directly into the browser. Open the “Browser” tab within the app. Navigate to the DApp website you want to use. The wallet will typically detect the DApp and show a connection prompt automatically. If it doesn't, look for a “Connect Wallet” or similar button on the DApp's own website—tapping it should bring up Fuelet Wallet dApp as an option.

My old wallet used a 12-word phrase, but Fuelet asks for 15 words. Can I still recover my account?

Yes, you can. Fuelet supports the Fuel Network's standard, which uses 15-word recovery phrases. If your old wallet provided a 12-word phrase, it was likely for a different network (like Ethereum). To access those funds in Fuelet, you would first need to recover the account in its original wallet and then transfer the assets to your new Fuelet Fuel address. Fuelet cannot directly import 12-word phrases from other standards.

What are the exact steps to recover an account using a recovery phrase in Fuelet?

Open the Fuelet app. On the welcome screen, select “Import Wallet.” You will see a field to enter your 15-word recovery phrase. Type the words in the correct order, with a single space between each word. Double-check for typos. After entering the phrase, you'll be asked to create a new PIN for securing the app on your device. Once set, your wallet and its assets will be restored.

After connecting to a DApp, how do I disconnect it or see which apps have access?

To manage DApp connections, go to the “Settings” menu in your Fuelet wallet. Look for a section named “Connected Apps,” “Authorized Websites,” or similar. There you will see a list of all DApps with active access. You can review their permissions and remove any connection you no longer want by tapping a “Disconnect” or “Revoke Access” button next to the DApp's name.

I recovered my wallet, but my balance shows zero. Are my funds gone?

Not necessarily. A zero balance after recovery often means you've restored a wallet that isn't the one holding your assets, or you're viewing the wrong network. First, confirm you used the correct 15-word phrase. Then, check the network display in the wallet—ensure it's set to “Fuel” or “Fuel Testnet” as needed. Your transactions and balance are tied to the blockchain, not just the app. If the address shown matches your expected one, the funds are safe. You may need to wait a moment for the balance to sync or check a block explorer using your address to verify holdings independently.

I installed the Fuelet wallet but can't see my old account or tokens. How do I recover my existing Fuel Network account using my seed phrase?

You need to use the “Import Wallet” feature, not create a new one. Open your Fuelet wallet app. On the welcome screen, select “Import Wallet” or a similar option. You will be asked to enter your 12 or 24-word secret recovery phrase (mnemonic phrase). Type the words in the exact order, with a single space between each word. Ensure you are connected to the correct network (often Mainnet) after importing. The wallet will then scan the blockchain and restore your account address, balance, and transaction history. Your tokens are stored on the blockchain, not in the app itself, so this process gives you access to them again.

After recovering my account in Fuelet, I connected to a dApp but my transactions keep failing. What could be wrong?

This is often a network or fee configuration issue. First, confirm the dApp is built for the Fuel Network and that your Fuelet wallet is set to the same network the dApp uses (e.g., Fuel Mainnet or Testnet). Check your account balance for the base asset (ETH) needed to pay transaction fees. Even if you have other tokens, you need ETH for gas. If the problem persists, the dApp might have a required minimum wallet version. Update your Fuelet app. Also, check the transaction details before signing; some dApps set parameters that are currently unsupported. If all else fails, disconnect the dApp from your wallet's connected sites list and re-establish the connection, as session data can sometimes corrupt.