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Security Recovery

How to Create a Clean Wallet After Compromise

Learn how to separate a new wallet from a compromised one after a security incident.

Quick answer

What this usually means

A clean wallet should be created with a new seed phrase, trusted software, and safer storage habits.

Common causes

Why it happens

  • The old wallet seed phrase was exposed.
  • The old device or browser may be unsafe.
  • The old wallet has suspicious approvals.
  • The user needs a fresh security boundary.

Fix path

What to check first

  1. Use a trusted wallet source.
  2. Generate a new seed phrase.
  3. Store the seed phrase offline.
  4. Move assets from the old wallet only when safe.
  5. Reconnect dApps carefully from the new wallet.

Safety note

Do not make the problem worse

  • Do not import the old seed phrase into the new wallet.
  • Do not store the new seed phrase in screenshots or cloud notes.
  • Use small test transactions when moving assets.
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