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<br><br><br>img  width: 750px;  iframe.movie  width: 750px; height: 450px; <br>Safepal wallet recovery seed phrase extension setup guide<br><br><br><br>Setting Up Your Safepal Wallet Recovery Seed Phrase Extension Step by Step<br><br>Begin by downloading the official Safepal Browser Extension only from the Chrome Web Store or the official Safepal website. This step protects your assets from fraudulent imitations. Have your existing Safepal hardware wallet ready, along with the 12 or 24-word recovery seed phrase you wrote down during its initial setup.<br><br><br>After installing the extension, click its icon and select "Connect Hardware Wallet." You will see a QR code on your screen. Now, open your Safepal hardware wallet, navigate to its settings, and find the "Connect to Safepal Extension" or similar option. Your device will use its camera to scan the QR code, establishing a secure, direct link without exposing your private keys to the internet.<br><br><br>The extension will then request permission to add your wallet accounts. Confirm this action on your hardware device's screen. This process imports only your public addresses, keeping all signing operations securely on the isolated hardware. Your seed phrase never enters the browser, computer, or any online environment.<br><br><br>For managing assets directly within the extension, you can also set up a separate, encrypted software wallet. Choose "Create Wallet" and you will receive a brand new 12-word seed phrase. Write these words on paper in the exact order shown. This phrase is the sole key to this specific software wallet; losing it means losing access permanently.<br><br><br>Store both your original hardware wallet seed phrase and any new software wallet phrase separately from each other. Use a physical medium like paper or metal, and keep it away from cameras, cloud storage, and unauthorized access. This physical backup is your final safeguard against device failure or loss, ensuring you always have a path to recover your digital assets.<br><br>Safepal Wallet Recovery Seed Phrase Extension Setup Guide<br><br>Install the official Safepal Browser Extension only from the Chrome Web Store or the official Safepal website to avoid fraudulent copies.<br><br><br>After adding the extension to your browser, open it and select "Create Wallet". The software will generate a unique 12-word mnemonic phrase for you. This phrase is the master key to your funds.<br><br><br>Write down each word in the exact order it appears. Use the physical recovery sheet provided in your Safepal hardware box, or a dedicated metal backup tool. Follow this process:<br><br><br>Double-check the spelling of every word.<br>Verify the sequence number (1 through 12) for each word.<br>Never save this phrase digitally–avoid photos, cloud storage, or text files.<br>Store multiple copies in separate, secure physical locations.<br><br><br>The extension will then ask you to confirm your phrase. You must select the words in the correct sequence from a randomized list. Passing this step proves you recorded the phrase accurately.<br><br><br>Finally, set a strong password for the extension itself. This password encrypts the local data on your browser and is required for transactions, adding a layer of security separate from your seed phrase.<br><br><br>For enhanced security, connect your Safepal hardware wallet to the extension. This setup keeps your seed phrase entirely offline while using the extension's interface for convenient transaction previews and blockchain interactions.<br><br>Generating and Verifying Your 15-Word Recovery Phrase<br><br>Immediately write down each word in the exact order it appears on your SafePal device screen. Use only the pen and paper provided in the SafePal box for this initial recording; avoid typing the phrase anywhere.<br><br><br>Confirm every word is spelled correctly by carefully checking it against the official BIP39 word list, which you can find on SafePal's documentation website. A single misspelling can make recovery impossible later.<br><br><br>After recording, your SafePal wallet will ask you to verify the phrase. It will display a sequence like "Word #3" and "Word #7." You must correctly select these specific words from your written list using the device's interface.<br><br><br>Passing this verification proves you have a correct, legible copy. Store your paper backup in a secure physical location, like a safe. Never share these 15 words, take a digital photo, or store them in a cloud file.<br><br><br>Consider creating a second copy on a durable material, such as a stainless steel backup plate, and store it separately from your paper note. This protects your phrase from fire or water damage.<br><br>Adding the 25th Word Passphrase in Safepal Settings<br><br>Open your Safepal app and navigate to the wallet you want to enhance. Tap the Settings icon (gear symbol) for that specific wallet.<br><br><br>Select "Advanced Settings" from the menu. Here, you will find the option for "Passphrase (25th word)". Toggle this feature to enable it.<br><br><br>A new input field will appear. Type your custom passphrase here. This can be any combination of words, numbers, and symbols. Accuracy is critical; a single wrong character creates a completely new wallet.<br><br><br>After entering, confirm the passphrase exactly as you typed it. The app will then refresh and display a new wallet address derived from your original 24 words plus the new passphrase.<br><br><br>This new wallet is entirely separate. Send a small test transaction to its address and confirm you can access it before moving significant funds. Your original 24-word wallet remains accessible by disabling the passphrase toggle.<br><br><br>Treat this passphrase with the same security as your seed phrase. It is not stored by Safepal and cannot be recovered if forgotten.<br><br>Accessing Wallets with Different Passphrases After Setup<br><br>Think of your 12 or 24-word recovery phrase as a master key to a secure building, and the optional passphrase as a specific apartment number inside it. You can create and access entirely separate wallets by adding a unique passphrase to your existing seed.<br><br><br>Open your SafePal app and go to the wallet selection screen. Tap "Add Wallet" and select "Import Wallet". Choose "Mnemonic Phrase" and carefully enter your original recovery seed words. This is the critical step where you add the passphrase.<br><br><br>Before confirming, locate the "Passphrase" or "Advanced Options" field. Enter your new, unique passphrase here. Every single character, including capital letters and spaces, becomes part of the key. "MyCrypto" and "mycrypto" will generate completely different wallets.<br><br><br>The app will derive a fresh wallet address. Confirm this new address differs from your primary wallet's address. This new wallet is now active and managed separately, but it remains tied to your original seed phrase plus the specific passphrase you just used.<br><br><br>To switch between wallets, you don't need to re-import. Use the wallet manager or profile icon in the app to switch between your primary wallet (seed phrase only) and any passphrase-protected wallets you've created. Each functions as an independent asset container.<br><br><br>If you forget a passphrase, it cannot be recovered. SafePal has no record of it. You can only restore that specific wallet by re-entering the exact seed phrase and the exact passphrase again. Write down each passphrase you create and clearly label which one corresponds to which wallet address.<br><br>FAQ:<br>I lost my 13th word extension. Can I still access my wallet with just the original 12-word phrase?<br><br>Yes, you can. The standard 12-word recovery phrase is the core of your wallet. The 13th word extension (sometimes called a passphrase) is an optional security layer. If you set one up and then lose it, you cannot access any accounts or funds that were created under that specific 13th-word extension. However, you can always import your original 12-word phrase into a new [https://safepal-extension.cc/blog/understanding-seed-phrases.php safepal wallet seed phrase] or compatible wallet to regain access to your main/default accounts. Those funds remain secure and separate from any accounts protected by the lost extension.<br><br>What's the actual difference between the 12-word seed and the extra 13th word?<br><br>The 12-word seed phrase generates your main wallet address. It's a universal standard. The 13th word is not another seed word; it's a custom passphrase you create. This passphrase acts like a "salt," combining with your 12-word phrase to generate a completely new, separate set of wallet addresses. Think of it this way: your 12 words are the master key to a main vault. The 13th word creates a hidden, separate vault behind a bookshelf. Without that exact 13th word, the hidden vault cannot be found or opened, even with the master key.<br><br>Is the 13th word case-sensitive? Can I use spaces or special characters?<br><br>Yes, it is case-sensitive. "MyWord123" is different from "myword123." You can use spaces, numbers, and special characters. This increases security but also demands precise recall. A single wrong character, an extra space at the end, or a different capitalization will generate a wrong wallet with zero balance. Write down the exact sequence you set, including all capitals, lowercase letters, and symbols.<br><br>I'm confused about where to set this up in the Safepal app. Is it during the first wallet creation or later?<br><br>You can set it up at both times. During initial wallet creation, after writing down your 12-word phrase, the app will ask if you want to add a "Passphrase." You can add one then or skip. To add it later, open your Safepal wallet, go to "Me" > "Settings" > "Wallet Management." Select your wallet, then choose "Passphrase Settings." Here you can activate and set your 13th-word extension for an existing wallet. The app will require you to confirm your original 12-word phrase before allowing this change.<br><br>If someone gets my 12-word phrase but not my 13th word, are my funds safe?<br><br>Funds in your main wallet (the one generated by the 12 words alone) are not safe if someone has those words. They can steal those assets. However, any funds you have moved to accounts generated by the combination of your 12 words AND your 13th-word extension remain completely protected. The attacker cannot find or access those funds without your exact passphrase. This is why many users keep a small amount in the main wallet and store the bulk in the extension-protected wallet.<br><br>I already have a 12-word seed phrase for my Safepal wallet. Can I extend it to 24 words, and if so, how does that process work?<br><br>You can extend a 12-word seed phrase to 24 words using the Safepal "Recovery Phrase Extension" feature. This process does not change or replace your original 12 words. Instead, it adds a new, separate set of 12 words, creating a combined 24-word phrase. The original 12 words remain the root of your wallet, and the new 12 words act as an extra layer of security. To set it up, open your Safepal app, go to the wallet settings, and find the "Recovery Phrase Extension" option. The app will guide you through generating the new 12 words. You must write down these new words on paper, in the exact order shown. Crucially, you now have two sets of words to keep safe: your original 12-word phrase and the new 12-word extension. To access your funds in the future, you will need to input both sets in the correct sequence if this feature is active.<br><br>Reviews<br><br>Benjamin<br><br>A quiet hum of potential rests within these words. It feels less like reading instructions, more like being shown how to forge a single, physical key for a vault that exists everywhere and nowhere. The process is methodical, almost meditative. You are not just typing words; you are mapping a territory only you will ever walk. There’s a certain gravity to it. Each word chosen becomes a landmark in a private geography. The guide understands this weight. It moves with a calm precision, focusing on the silence between steps—that moment you double-check, that breath before confirming. This isn't about technology shouting its brilliance. It's about the profound simplicity of a list, and the immense power that springs from guarding it yourself. A manual for creating your own quiet corner of certainty.<br><br><br>Daniel<br><br>Ah, the sacred ritual of writing down 24 words you'll never understand. Because nothing says "financial sovereignty" like hoping a piece of paper doesn't get wet. This guide is for the glorious moment you accept that your memory is useless and a single typo could send your crypto to a digital void. Follow it religiously. Or don't. Future you, sobbing over a lost fortune, will be a hilarious story for the rest of us. Cheers.<br><br><br>Harper<br><br>Honestly, who here actually trusts themselves to not lose a 25th word more than they'd lose their actual keys? Just me?<br><br><br>AuroraBorealis<br><br>Reading this made me feel so much more at ease about extending my recovery phrase. The step-by-step visuals for the SafePal interface were exactly what I needed. I’ve always been nervous about missing a single detail in this process, but your clear instructions for verifying each word in the correct order removed that fear. It’s the little practical tips that stood out—like double-checking the extension word’s position and keeping everything offline during setup. You didn’t just explain the ‘how,’ you gently highlighted the ‘why’ behind each action, which builds real confidence. This kind of careful, patient guidance is rare. Thank you for making a complex task feel manageable and secure. I finally feel ready to properly set this up.<br><br><br>JadeFox<br><br>Your guide felt like a quiet coffee chat. I’ve always been nervous about adding more words to my seed phrase—it seemed like inviting complexity. But your calm, step-by-step walkthrough, especially the part about the offline process, made it feel secure and thoughtful. It’s not just a setup; it’s a deeper layer of care for what we hold. Thank you for the clarity. It turns a technical step into something that feels like a responsible choice.<br><br><br>Kai Nakamura<br><br>Ha! So now we need a "guide" to set up extra words? What genius decided 12 wasn't enough? Typical. First they sell you a box saying it's the safest thing ever, then whisper "oh, but maybe add more stuff yourself, just in case *we* didn't get it right." Brilliant business! More steps, more things to write down and lose. Next they'll tell us to bury a metal plate in the garden. Guess what? My memory phrase is "taxationistheft" and my extension is "andthiswalletprovesit." Works fine. All this complexity just hides the fact your money isn't in your hands anyway. They make it feel like rocket science so you think they're smart. I'm not writing 24 words on paper like a medieval scribe. My security is a hammer. Anyone tries to steal my hardware wallet, they get the hammer. Simple.<br><br><br>Elijah Wolfe<br><br>A quiet ritual of trust. These twelve words, now twenty-four, feel like whispering a deeper secret into the ether. A melancholic expansion of my own digital soul.<br>
Download and Install the Safepal Wallet Extension A Complete Setup Tutorial<br>Get the official Safepal Wallet Extension directly from the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons site. This is the only source you should trust for the authentic extension, ensuring you avoid counterfeit software designed to steal your assets. The installation takes less than a minute–simply click "Add to Browser" and confirm the prompt.<br>Once added, locate the new Safepal icon in your browser's toolbar and click it to begin. The extension will ask you to either create a new wallet or import an existing one. If this is your first wallet, selecting "Create" will generate your unique set of 12 or 24 recovery words. Write these down in the exact order on the provided offline paper backup card, never storing them digitally.<br><br>After securing your recovery phrase, you'll confirm it by selecting the words in sequence. The extension then establishes your encrypted local vault, protected by a password you define. This password, different from your recovery phrase, is required for daily access to the extension from that browser.<br><br>Your wallet is now active. For enhanced security and functionality, connect it to the Safepal mobile app using its built-in QR code sync feature. This creates a unified asset view and allows you to use the mobile app as a hardware wallet for approving extension transactions, adding a critical layer of protection against online threats.<br><br>Safepal Wallet Extension Download and Setup Tutorial<br>Install the Safepal Extension only from the official Chrome Web Store. Open your browser and search for "Safepal Wallet". Select the official extension and click "Add to Chrome". Confirm the installation by clicking "Add extension". You will see the Safepal icon appear in your browser's toolbar.<br><br>Click the new icon to launch the extension. A welcome screen gives you two options: "Create Wallet" for a new setup or "Import Wallet" if you already have a recovery phrase. Choose "Create Wallet" to proceed with a fresh installation.<br><br>You will see a prompt to set a strong password. This password protects access to the extension on this specific device. Create a unique combination and confirm it. Agree to the terms after reading them carefully.<br><br>The next screen displays your secret recovery phrase. This 12-word phrase is the master key to your funds. Write each word down in the exact order on paper. Store this paper in multiple secure locations. Never save it digitally or share it with anyone.<br><br>Verify your phrase on the following screen by selecting the words in the correct sequence. This step confirms you recorded the phrase accurately. After verification, your wallet is ready.<br><br>Explore the interface. The main dashboard shows your asset balance. Use the "Receive" button to find your wallet address for funding. The "Swap" function lets you exchange tokens directly within the extension. Visit the "Settings" gear icon to adjust security preferences or connect to hardware wallets.<br><br>For added security, activate the transaction signing feature. This requires manual confirmation for every outgoing transaction, preventing unauthorized transfers. Regularly update the extension when new versions become available in the Chrome Web Store to maintain performance and security.<br><br>Downloading the Official Extension from the Chrome Web Store<br>Open your Chrome browser and go directly to the official Chrome Web Store. In the search bar, type "SafePal Wallet" and press Enter.<br><br>Look for the correct extension with this specific developer information:<br><br>Name: SafePal Wallet<br>Developer: SafePal<br>Ratings: Check for a high number of positive user reviews.<br>Do not install extensions with similar names from unverified developers. Once you confirm it's the right one, click the blue "Add to Chrome" button. A confirmation dialog will appear.<br><br>Click "Add extension" to begin the installation. You will see a small notification in the top-right corner of your browser confirming the process is complete. The SafePal icon will appear next to your address bar.<br><br>Click the puzzle piece icon in Chrome's toolbar to pin the SafePal extension for easy access. Simply find the SafePal icon and click the pin symbol. This keeps the wallet visible whenever you need it.<br><br>Creating a New Wallet or Importing an Existing One<br>Open your SafePal extension and click the "Get Started" button. You will immediately see two clear options: "Create Wallet" and "Import Wallet".<br><br>Choose "Create Wallet" if this is your first time. The system will generate a unique 12-word Secret Recovery Phrase. Write each word down in the exact order presented on a physical piece of paper. Confirm you have saved it by selecting the words in a quick verification step. Never share this phrase digitally–email, screenshots, or cloud notes are unsafe.<br><br>Select "Import Wallet" if you already have a recovery phrase from another wallet. Enter your 12 or 24-word phrase manually, carefully checking for typos. The space between each word is sufficient; avoid adding extra commas or punctuation. This action restores full access to your existing assets and transaction history within the SafePal interface.<br><br>After either process, you must set a strong password specifically for the extension. This password encrypts your wallet data locally on this browser. It is required each time you unlock the extension, adding a daily security layer separate from your recovery phrase.<br><br>Take a moment to test the recovery process. Lock your extension and use your password to unlock it. For a complete check, you could uninstall and reinstall the extension, using your written recovery phrase to restore access. This practice confirms your backup is correct before depositing any funds.<br><br>Connecting the Extension to DApps and Making a Test Transaction<br>Find a DApp you trust, like a decentralized exchange or a test platform such as Goerli Faucet, and open its website in your browser.<br><br>Look for a "Connect Wallet" button on the site, usually in the top corner. Click it and select SafePal from the list of wallet providers. A connection request will pop up in your SafePal extension.<br><br>Review the permissions the DApp is asking for in the pop-up window. Check the address and network details to confirm they are correct, then click "Confirm" to establish the link. You are now connected.<br><br>To make a test transaction, first ensure your wallet has funds on the correct network. For Ethereum, use a Goerli testnet faucet to get free test ETH. Copy your SafePal wallet address from the extension and paste it into the faucet website.<br><br>Once you have test funds, try sending a small amount. In the DApp, initiate a transfer or a swap for a minimal value. The SafePal extension will automatically open a window with the transaction details.<br><br>Examine the gas fee, the recipient address, and the total amount one more time. If everything looks right, click "Confirm" to sign and broadcast the transaction. You can track its status by clicking on the transaction hash, which will take you to a block explorer.<br><br>This practice run helps you understand the flow without risk. Once the test transaction succeeds, you'll feel confident managing real assets through DApps with your SafePal extension.<br><br>FAQ:<br>Where can I safely download the Safepal Chrome extension?<br>The only official and safe source for the Safepal Wallet browser extension is the Chrome Web Store. You can find it by searching for "Safepal Wallet" directly within the store. Avoid downloading installation files from forums, blog links, or third-party websites, as these could be modified to steal your recovery phrase and  [https://safepal-extension.cc/ safepal-extension.cc] funds. Always verify the developer listed in the store is "Safepal" and check the number of users and reviews for added confidence before installing.<br><br>I installed the extension. How do I create a new wallet?<br>Open the extension and click "Create Wallet." You'll see a 12-word mnemonic phrase (recovery phrase). Write these words down in the exact order on the provided paper backup card. Do not save this phrase digitally—no screenshots, emails, or cloud notes. After confirming you've saved it, you'll complete a word puzzle to verify your backup. Then, set a strong, unique wallet password. This password encrypts your extension data locally; losing it means you'll need your 12-word phrase to regain access.<br><br>Can I use my existing Safepal hardware wallet with this extension?<br>Yes, the extension supports connecting your Safepal S1 or S1 Pro hardware wallet. Click "Connect Hardware Wallet" during setup. You'll need your physical device and its USB cable. The extension will guide you through the connection process, which involves confirming the connection on the hardware wallet's screen itself. This method keeps your private keys offline in the hardware device, providing the highest security for approving transactions while using the extension's interface.<br><br>What's the difference between the wallet password and the recovery phrase?<br>These serve completely different purposes. Your wallet password is a local lock for the Safepal extension on your browser. It prevents unauthorized access to the extension interface but does not recover your funds if you forget it. Your 12-word recovery phrase is your master key. It directly generates all your wallet addresses and private keys. Anyone with this phrase has full control over your assets. The password protects access from your computer; the phrase protects your crypto on the blockchain. You must keep both secure, but the recovery phrase is irreplaceable

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Download and Install the Safepal Wallet Extension A Complete Setup Tutorial
Get the official Safepal Wallet Extension directly from the Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons site. This is the only source you should trust for the authentic extension, ensuring you avoid counterfeit software designed to steal your assets. The installation takes less than a minute–simply click "Add to Browser" and confirm the prompt.
Once added, locate the new Safepal icon in your browser's toolbar and click it to begin. The extension will ask you to either create a new wallet or import an existing one. If this is your first wallet, selecting "Create" will generate your unique set of 12 or 24 recovery words. Write these down in the exact order on the provided offline paper backup card, never storing them digitally.

After securing your recovery phrase, you'll confirm it by selecting the words in sequence. The extension then establishes your encrypted local vault, protected by a password you define. This password, different from your recovery phrase, is required for daily access to the extension from that browser.

Your wallet is now active. For enhanced security and functionality, connect it to the Safepal mobile app using its built-in QR code sync feature. This creates a unified asset view and allows you to use the mobile app as a hardware wallet for approving extension transactions, adding a critical layer of protection against online threats.

Safepal Wallet Extension Download and Setup Tutorial
Install the Safepal Extension only from the official Chrome Web Store. Open your browser and search for "Safepal Wallet". Select the official extension and click "Add to Chrome". Confirm the installation by clicking "Add extension". You will see the Safepal icon appear in your browser's toolbar.

Click the new icon to launch the extension. A welcome screen gives you two options: "Create Wallet" for a new setup or "Import Wallet" if you already have a recovery phrase. Choose "Create Wallet" to proceed with a fresh installation.

You will see a prompt to set a strong password. This password protects access to the extension on this specific device. Create a unique combination and confirm it. Agree to the terms after reading them carefully.

The next screen displays your secret recovery phrase. This 12-word phrase is the master key to your funds. Write each word down in the exact order on paper. Store this paper in multiple secure locations. Never save it digitally or share it with anyone.

Verify your phrase on the following screen by selecting the words in the correct sequence. This step confirms you recorded the phrase accurately. After verification, your wallet is ready.

Explore the interface. The main dashboard shows your asset balance. Use the "Receive" button to find your wallet address for funding. The "Swap" function lets you exchange tokens directly within the extension. Visit the "Settings" gear icon to adjust security preferences or connect to hardware wallets.

For added security, activate the transaction signing feature. This requires manual confirmation for every outgoing transaction, preventing unauthorized transfers. Regularly update the extension when new versions become available in the Chrome Web Store to maintain performance and security.

Downloading the Official Extension from the Chrome Web Store
Open your Chrome browser and go directly to the official Chrome Web Store. In the search bar, type "SafePal Wallet" and press Enter.

Look for the correct extension with this specific developer information:

Name: SafePal Wallet
Developer: SafePal
Ratings: Check for a high number of positive user reviews.
Do not install extensions with similar names from unverified developers. Once you confirm it's the right one, click the blue "Add to Chrome" button. A confirmation dialog will appear.

Click "Add extension" to begin the installation. You will see a small notification in the top-right corner of your browser confirming the process is complete. The SafePal icon will appear next to your address bar.

Click the puzzle piece icon in Chrome's toolbar to pin the SafePal extension for easy access. Simply find the SafePal icon and click the pin symbol. This keeps the wallet visible whenever you need it.

Creating a New Wallet or Importing an Existing One
Open your SafePal extension and click the "Get Started" button. You will immediately see two clear options: "Create Wallet" and "Import Wallet".

Choose "Create Wallet" if this is your first time. The system will generate a unique 12-word Secret Recovery Phrase. Write each word down in the exact order presented on a physical piece of paper. Confirm you have saved it by selecting the words in a quick verification step. Never share this phrase digitally–email, screenshots, or cloud notes are unsafe.

Select "Import Wallet" if you already have a recovery phrase from another wallet. Enter your 12 or 24-word phrase manually, carefully checking for typos. The space between each word is sufficient; avoid adding extra commas or punctuation. This action restores full access to your existing assets and transaction history within the SafePal interface.

After either process, you must set a strong password specifically for the extension. This password encrypts your wallet data locally on this browser. It is required each time you unlock the extension, adding a daily security layer separate from your recovery phrase.

Take a moment to test the recovery process. Lock your extension and use your password to unlock it. For a complete check, you could uninstall and reinstall the extension, using your written recovery phrase to restore access. This practice confirms your backup is correct before depositing any funds.

Connecting the Extension to DApps and Making a Test Transaction
Find a DApp you trust, like a decentralized exchange or a test platform such as Goerli Faucet, and open its website in your browser.

Look for a "Connect Wallet" button on the site, usually in the top corner. Click it and select SafePal from the list of wallet providers. A connection request will pop up in your SafePal extension.

Review the permissions the DApp is asking for in the pop-up window. Check the address and network details to confirm they are correct, then click "Confirm" to establish the link. You are now connected.

To make a test transaction, first ensure your wallet has funds on the correct network. For Ethereum, use a Goerli testnet faucet to get free test ETH. Copy your SafePal wallet address from the extension and paste it into the faucet website.

Once you have test funds, try sending a small amount. In the DApp, initiate a transfer or a swap for a minimal value. The SafePal extension will automatically open a window with the transaction details.

Examine the gas fee, the recipient address, and the total amount one more time. If everything looks right, click "Confirm" to sign and broadcast the transaction. You can track its status by clicking on the transaction hash, which will take you to a block explorer.

This practice run helps you understand the flow without risk. Once the test transaction succeeds, you'll feel confident managing real assets through DApps with your SafePal extension.

FAQ:
Where can I safely download the Safepal Chrome extension?
The only official and safe source for the Safepal Wallet browser extension is the Chrome Web Store. You can find it by searching for "Safepal Wallet" directly within the store. Avoid downloading installation files from forums, blog links, or third-party websites, as these could be modified to steal your recovery phrase and safepal-extension.cc funds. Always verify the developer listed in the store is "Safepal" and check the number of users and reviews for added confidence before installing.

I installed the extension. How do I create a new wallet?
Open the extension and click "Create Wallet." You'll see a 12-word mnemonic phrase (recovery phrase). Write these words down in the exact order on the provided paper backup card. Do not save this phrase digitally—no screenshots, emails, or cloud notes. After confirming you've saved it, you'll complete a word puzzle to verify your backup. Then, set a strong, unique wallet password. This password encrypts your extension data locally; losing it means you'll need your 12-word phrase to regain access.

Can I use my existing Safepal hardware wallet with this extension?
Yes, the extension supports connecting your Safepal S1 or S1 Pro hardware wallet. Click "Connect Hardware Wallet" during setup. You'll need your physical device and its USB cable. The extension will guide you through the connection process, which involves confirming the connection on the hardware wallet's screen itself. This method keeps your private keys offline in the hardware device, providing the highest security for approving transactions while using the extension's interface.

What's the difference between the wallet password and the recovery phrase?
These serve completely different purposes. Your wallet password is a local lock for the Safepal extension on your browser. It prevents unauthorized access to the extension interface but does not recover your funds if you forget it. Your 12-word recovery phrase is your master key. It directly generates all your wallet addresses and private keys. Anyone with this phrase has full control over your assets. The password protects access from your computer; the phrase protects your crypto on the blockchain. You must keep both secure, but the recovery phrase is irreplaceable

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