Transaction review
Treat the review screen as the most important step. Read the recipient, amount, network and fee every time — including for small or routine transfers.
Security
Your keys. Your decisions. Your security.
Account control starts with private recovery information and informed decisions. Review addresses, permissions and transaction details as you navigate a decentralized network.
Core habits
Six habits worth making automatic.
Address verification
Compare the full address, or at least the first and last six characters, with a source you trust. Clipboard-altering malware exists; re-check after pasting.
Phishing awareness
Fake websites, ads and messages imitate real products. Reach Zilliqa Wallet by typing the address yourself or using a bookmark.
App and connection review
When an application asks to connect or to approve token spending, read what is being requested. Revoke approvals you no longer need.
Recovery information
Your recovery phrase restores your accounts. Write it down offline, store it privately, and never enter it into a website, form or chat.
Update habits
Keep your operating system and wallet software current. Compare the source and filename whenever you download a new version.
Suspicious requests
Signals that should make you stop.
If you notice any of these, pause. Legitimate services can wait while you check.
Recovery phrase requests
Someone asks for your recovery phrase or private key — for any reason.
Unsolicited support
A 'support agent' contacts you first, especially through direct messages.
Urgency pressure
You're told funds will be lost unless you act within minutes.
Guaranteed returns
An offer promises guaranteed or unusually high returns.
Validation or migration forms
A website asks you to 'validate', 'sync' or 'migrate' your wallet by entering words.
Lookalike domains
A link's domain is slightly different from the one you know.
Migration & legacy
Understand the address. Follow the migration path.
Zilliqa's evolution means some users hold assets associated with older address formats or network contexts. Questions about moving those assets are important — and they are exactly the questions scammers target.
Address conversion changes how an address is written. Asset migration follows a separate network process. Keep recovery information private throughout that process.
Use Zilliqa documentation
For migration steps, rely on Zilliqa documentation and announcements. Our Address & Legacy Help explains the concepts so you can follow that guidance confidently.
Legacy format
zil1…bech32 · the original Zilliqa address style
Converting the format does not itself move funds
EVM format
0x…hex · the Ethereum-compatible context
Our commitment
Zilliqa Wallet will never ask you to share your recovery phrase — not by email, not in chat, not on this website.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers on account control, transaction checks and recovery information.
