X Wallet documentation
Clear, practical guidance for using X Wallet and understanding its security model.
X Wallet documentation
Everything you need to understand, install, use, and secure X Wallet.
Official documentation
This documentation is for X Wallet and is published under the official docsxwallet.com domain. Use the official X Wallet website for product access and verify domains before entering sensitive information.
Start here
New to X Wallet? Begin with Installation, then Create or import a wallet and Backup & recovery. Security guidance is available throughout the documentation.
Installation
Install X Wallet only from official distribution channels linked from the X Wallet website.
Before you install
Verify that the website address is xwalletin.com or an official X Wallet subdomain. Avoid downloads shared through unsolicited messages, advertisements, or unknown repositories.
After installation
Open X Wallet and review the wallet creation/import flow. Never disclose a recovery phrase or private key to another person, website, support agent, or application.
Create or import a wallet
Understand the difference between creating a new wallet and restoring an existing wallet before you continue.
Create a new wallet
Follow the in-app wallet creation flow and complete the backup step. Your recovery material should remain under your control.
Import an existing wallet
Only enter recovery material into the official X Wallet application and only when you intentionally choose the import flow. Do not paste recovery phrases into chat, forms, websites, or support tickets.
Backup & recovery
Your recovery material is the most important credential associated with a self-custodied wallet.
Protect your recovery phrase
Store it offline in a secure location. Do not photograph it, upload it to cloud storage, or share it with anyone.
Recovery warning
Anyone who obtains valid recovery material may be able to control the associated assets. X Wallet support should never need your recovery phrase or private key.
Dashboard
The dashboard provides the main view of wallet accounts, balances, assets, and activity.
Balances
Token balances are displayed using network and asset information available to the wallet. Confirm the network and asset contract before relying on a token display.
Activity
Transaction activity should be checked against the relevant blockchain explorer when you need an independent confirmation.
Networks
Networks determine where transactions are broadcast and which assets and contracts are relevant.
Verify network details
Before sending funds or interacting with a contract, verify the selected network, destination address, and asset.
Network additions
Only use network configuration information published through official X Wallet documentation or the network's authoritative sources.
Send & receive
Review transaction details carefully before signing or broadcasting a transaction.
Sending
Confirm the recipient address, network, asset, amount, and estimated network fee. Blockchain transactions can be irreversible.
Receiving
Share only the public address needed to receive funds. Never share a recovery phrase or private key as part of a receiving workflow.
Token permissions
Smart-contract approvals can allow a contract to interact with specified tokens.
Review before signing
Read the requested spender, asset, amount, and network before approving a transaction. Avoid signing requests you do not understand.
Revoke when appropriate
If a permission is no longer needed, consider revoking it using a trusted tool appropriate for the network.
Security model
Security documentation should describe the actual implementation rather than relying on generic trust claims.
User-controlled credentials
Recovery phrases and private keys must be treated as highly sensitive credentials. X Wallet documentation will never ask users to disclose them.
Defense in depth
Use official domains, keep software updated, inspect transaction details, and independently verify important addresses and contracts.
Independent verification
For security-sensitive claims such as audits, certifications, custody architecture, or key-management guarantees, consult the specific evidence published by X Wallet rather than relying on badges or marketing language.
Phishing protection
Scammers may imitate wallet brands, support teams, websites, and browser extensions.
Official-domain rule
Treat xwalletin.com and official X Wallet subdomains as the starting point for navigation. Be cautious with look-alike domains and shortened links.
Never disclose secrets
X Wallet support should not request your recovery phrase, private key, password, or signing approval to 'verify' your wallet.
If something looks wrong
Stop before signing or entering sensitive information. Navigate manually to the official website and verify the request.
Responsible disclosure
A clear vulnerability-reporting process helps security researchers communicate issues responsibly.
Report a vulnerability
Use the official X Wallet security contact published on xwalletsecurity.com. Do not include recovery phrases, private keys, passwords, or other secrets in a report.
What to include
Provide a concise description, affected component/version, reproduction steps where appropriate, security impact, and a safe contact method.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about using X Wallet safely.
Will support ask for my recovery phrase?
No. Never disclose recovery phrases or private keys to support.
Can blockchain transactions be reversed?
Generally, confirmed blockchain transactions cannot simply be reversed by a wallet application. Verify transaction details before signing.
How do I verify an official site?
Start from xwalletin.com and follow links published there rather than trusting unsolicited messages.
Changelog
Product and documentation changes should be recorded here as they are actually released.
September 2026
Initial public documentation structure for X Wallet. Product-specific claims should be added only after they are verified against the released implementation.