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Secure Sei Wallet desktop guides.

Installation, self-custody, network, transfer and verification procedures from the official Sei Wallet website.

Official guide

Get started

Install Sei Wallet and complete the first security checks.

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Official guide

Create or import a wallet safely

Protect recovery material throughout setup.

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Official guide

Use Sei mainnet and testnet

Confirm the active network before every transaction.

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Official guide

Receive SEI

Share the correct address format and verify the transfer.

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Official guide

Send transactions

Review every field before local approval.

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Official guide

Understand 0x and sei1 addresses

Use the address format expected by each interaction.

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Official guide

Use hardware-backed signing

Keep signing authority on the connected device.

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Official guide

Verify downloads

Authenticate the installer before execution.

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Official guide

Troubleshooting

Resolve common network and account display issues safely.

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Documentation

Get started

Install Sei Wallet and complete the first security checks.

  1. 1.Obtain the correct Windows, macOS or Linux installer through seiwallet.io/download.
  2. 2.Verify the file checksum and OpenPGP signature before opening the installer.
  3. 3.Create the wallet in a private environment and store the recovery phrase offline.
Documentation

Create or import a wallet safely

Protect recovery material throughout setup.

  1. 1.Close screen-sharing, recording and remote-access software before handling recovery material.
  2. 2.Enter an existing phrase only inside the verified Sei Wallet desktop application.
  3. 3.Never send a recovery phrase to support or enter it on a website.
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Use Sei mainnet and testnet

Confirm the active network before every transaction.

  1. 1.Use Pacific-1 for Sei mainnet with EVM chain ID 1329 (0x531).
  2. 2.Use Atlantic-2 for Sei testnet with EVM chain ID 1328 (0x530).
  3. 3.Check the network label, destination and fee in the review screen before signing.
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Receive SEI

Share the correct address format and verify the transfer.

  1. 1.Select the receiving account and confirm the active Sei network.
  2. 2.Copy the 0x or sei1 address required by the sending service and compare both ends.
  3. 3.Confirm the transaction through a trusted Sei block explorer.
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Send transactions

Review every field before local approval.

  1. 1.Confirm the recipient address, asset, amount and selected network.
  2. 2.Review the transaction method, contract, asset movement and estimated network fee.
  3. 3.Sign only when the details match your intended action.
Documentation

Understand 0x and sei1 addresses

Use the address format expected by each interaction.

  1. 1.A 0x address represents the EVM-compatible account format.
  2. 2.A sei1 address represents the Sei Bech32 account format.
  3. 3.Account association links both formats; always follow the format requested by the destination.
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Use hardware-backed signing

Keep signing authority on the connected device.

  1. 1.Connect the hardware device directly and unlock it locally.
  2. 2.Compare the transaction shown by Sei Wallet with the details on the hardware screen.
  3. 3.Approve on the device only when the network, recipient and amount are correct.
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Verify downloads

Authenticate the installer before execution.

  1. 1.Confirm that the file originated from the official seiwallet.io release channel.
  2. 2.Calculate the file SHA-256 value and match all characters to the value for that installer.
  3. 3.Verify the OpenPGP signature with the official release key; reject the file if either check fails.
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Troubleshooting

Resolve common network and account display issues safely.

  1. 1.Confirm the selected network, internet connection and public RPC status.
  2. 2.Check the account address and transaction status in a trusted block explorer.
  3. 3.Contact support@seiwallet.io without sharing private keys or a recovery phrase.