Private key
A sensitive credential used to authorize actions; never share it.
Understand what private keys, recovery phrases and app passwords do, and how to keep them out of the wrong hands.

A sensitive credential used to authorize actions; never share it.
Often restores a collection of keys and deserves the strongest protection.
Commonly protects local app access; it is not a chain-key backup.
Good security habits start with knowing the limits of a tool and keeping sensitive information away from third parties.
Transaction safety checklist →
Never enter a recovery phrase into an unfamiliar website or share it with someone claiming to provide support. On-chain actions can be irreversible.
Continue with the related guides and revisit the checklist before any high-impact operation.
Confirm the source, secure your backup and review every transaction.
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