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Wallet Network Setup

How to Use Solana Wallets

A beginner-friendly explanation of Solana wallets, SOL fees, token accounts, and safe dApp connections.

Network map

What this means

Solana wallets use different assumptions from EVM wallets, so users should understand SOL fees, token accounts, and signing prompts.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Solana wallets are not the same as MetaMask-style EVM wallets.
  • SOL is needed for fees.
  • Token accounts can affect how assets display.
  • Solana dApps may use different connection flows.

User checklist

What to check before moving assets

  1. Use a trusted Solana wallet.
  2. Keep SOL for transaction fees.
  3. Check token balances with a Solana explorer.
  4. Disconnect unknown dApp sessions.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Fake Solana claim pages are common.
  • Signing prompts can be hard to read.
  • Seed phrase phishing is a major risk.
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