Wallet & Assets

Start with what a wallet actually manages

A digital wallet helps you view accounts, balances, tokens, and transaction history, while the underlying asset state lives on each blockchain network. Before receiving, sending, or connecting to a DApp, confirm the network, account address, and token contract when relevant. In practice, connect this check to the active network, transaction hash, contract address, or approval target rather than judging it in isolation. That context helps reduce mistakes caused by similar names, interface delays, or unfamiliar workflows.

Use on-chain records for verification

Wallet interfaces make data easier to read, but a block explorer remains useful for checking transaction hashes, block height, confirmation status, and contract activity. If a balance or transaction looks wrong, verify the network and on-chain record before sending again. In practice, connect this check to the active network, transaction hash, contract address, or approval target rather than judging it in isolation. That context helps reduce mistakes caused by similar names, interface delays, or unfamiliar workflows.

Mobile and browser workflows

The mobile app is suitable for routine asset management and DApp access, while browser connections require extra attention to domain names, account requests, signatures, and approvals. Never enter a seed phrase, private key, recovery phrase, or verification code into a website. In practice, connect this check to the active network, transaction hash, contract address, or approval target rather than judging it in isolation. That context helps reduce mistakes caused by similar names, interface delays, or unfamiliar workflows.

Security belongs to every step

You control your seed phrase and private keys. imtoken staff will not ask for them. Check the address, network, and amount before a transfer, review every signature request, and remove approvals you no longer need. On-chain transactions generally cannot be reversed by a wallet. In practice, connect this check to the active network, transaction hash, contract address, or approval target rather than judging it in isolation. That context helps reduce mistakes caused by similar names, interface delays, or unfamiliar workflows.

Pre-action checklist

Verify the website domain and your intended action
Confirm the account and target network
Check the address, amount, gas, or permission scope
Read the signature or transaction request
Keep important transaction hashes and use the correct network explorer