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A thoughtful starting point for taking charge of your crypto. Learn how Liberty Wallet works, understand self-custody, and move at your own pace.
Liberty Wallet is a digital wallet experience for people who want a more direct relationship with their crypto. It helps you access supported blockchain networks and manage digital assets while keeping the principles of self-custody front and center.
Unlike a traditional account, a self-custody wallet puts the recovery credentials in your hands. You stay in control of when to act, but you also carry the responsibility to protect your phrase and verify every transaction. There is no shortcut around that responsibility—and that’s why we believe clear information matters.
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A self-custody wallet gives you control of the recovery phrase that can restore access to your funds. That control also means there is no help desk that can reset a lost phrase. Store it offline, privately, and somewhere you can recover it.
Liberty Wallet is designed to make common crypto tasks feel approachable: review balances, manage supported assets, and send or receive funds. Always check the app’s current network and asset support before moving anything.
Wallets provide tools for interacting with blockchain networks; they are not bank accounts and do not make transactions reversible. Network fees, confirmation times, and asset values can change. Take a moment to review each transaction before approving it.
Your recovery phrase is the master key to your wallet. Anyone who gets it may be able to access your assets. Liberty Wallet support will never need your phrase, and you should never enter it into a website or share it in a message.
Getting started with a wallet is less about moving fast and more about knowing what you’re doing. Use the checklist to prepare before interacting with any crypto wallet.
Find Liberty Wallet through a trusted, verified source. Be wary of lookalike apps, sponsored search results, and unsolicited links.
Read the current product documentation and confirm supported networks and assets before use.
Secure your recovery phrase offline. Consider a small test transaction before transferring larger amounts.
This page is general educational information, not financial, investment, or tax advice. Digital assets involve risk, and transactions may be irreversible. Product features and supported assets can change; verify details using trusted official resources.
It means you control the wallet’s recovery credentials instead of relying on a third party to hold them for you. Protecting those credentials is your responsibility.
In general, a self-custody provider cannot restore a phrase it never held. Keep a secure offline backup and never share it with anyone.
Blockchain transfers are typically difficult or impossible to reverse once confirmed. Carefully check the asset, network, and recipient address before approving.
No. This page is for general information only. Consider your circumstances and consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions.