Review the steps before your next action

1. I verified the wallet's official website and documentation before installing or updating it.
2. I checked the wallet's support for the exact network and asset I intend to use.
3. I understand who controls the keys and what happens if the device or service becomes unavailable.
4. I reviewed the wallet's documented backup and recovery method privately, without entering recovery information here.
5. I considered loss, theft, device failure, and access to backups when choosing where to keep recovery information.
6. I reviewed how to verify a backup using the wallet's official procedure; I have not sent recovery information to a support contact.
7. I know how to review transaction details and permissions before approving an action.

Wallet security guide · Understand the limitations

1. I checked the exact asset or token contract using the recipient's supported-asset instructions.
2. I confirmed that the sending and receiving services support the same withdrawal network.
3. I checked the full recipient address and any required destination tag or memo in the trusted sending interface.
4. I reviewed minimums, withdrawal limits, and how trading, withdrawal, or network fees affect the transfer.
5. I checked the recipient's current deposit requirements, including any network-fee asset needed afterward.
6. I considered a small test transfer where supported and planned how to verify receipt before sending more.
7. I know the provider's verified support route and will not share private keys or recovery phrases to resolve a transfer issue.

First withdrawal guide · Understand the limitations

1. I checked the market-data source, quote currency, timestamp, and any fallback-data warning.
2. I read the project's primary documentation and can describe the asset's intended role.
3. I reviewed circulating supply, potential supply changes, and the source of any unlock information.
4. I distinguished reported trading volume from the liquidity, spread, and access available on a specific venue.
5. I identified relevant issuer, custody, governance, software, and bridge dependencies.
6. I considered costs and losses as well as gains when using hypothetical calculator scenarios.
7. I identified evidence that could change my interpretation and questions that remain unanswered.

Crypto project research guide · Understand the limitations