1. Creating a Wallet

This section provides step-by-step instructions for users who want to create an account using a new mnemonic. If you already have a mnemonic, please refer to the Wallet Restoration section.

Step 1: Click the 'Create Account' button.

Step 2: Select 'Create New Account'.

Step 3: Enter the PIN code you want to use. *** Note:** The PIN code consists of four digits and one letter. This PIN code is used to unlock the app or authorize transactions. Once set, the PIN code cannot be changed, so please set and manage it securely.

Step 4: Safely back up the mnemonic phrase (12/18/24 words) displayed on the screen in order.

Step 5: Click the 'Create Account' button.

Step 6: Enter the account name and click 'Confirm'.

• Tip: The account name is used to distinguish between different mnemonics when managing multiple. It's advisable to set a clear and distinguishable name

2. The Importance of Mnemonics

The mnemonic is the most important part of a new wallet. Typically composed of 12 or 24 words, a mnemonic is a human-readable representation of your private key or seed phrase, which allows you to restore your wallet and access your assets. The order and procedure of mnemonic words must be accurately matched during recovery.

In decentralized blockchains, this mnemonic allows the user to manage all ownership of the wallet, and losing or leaking it can lead to asset loss. Therefore, the safe management of mnemonics is very important.

The Importance of Mnemonics

• Asset Restoration: Mnemonics are used to restore wallets. This means that even if your phone is damaged or your computer breaks down, you can access your wallet and assets on another device using the mnemonic.
• Securing Ownership: Mnemonics provide users with absolute ownership of their wallet and assets. This means you can manage your assets without a centralized institution.

3. How to Manage Mnemonics

1. Secure Backup:
   • It is recommended to physically store the mnemonic written on paper, not digitally. Store it in a fireproof and waterproof safe place. Although traditional, this is the most secure method of storage.
   • If possible, keep backups in more than one location so that if one location has issues, you can recover from another.
   • It is not recommended to store mnemonics in digital media (computers, smartphones, online storage) in text or photo form.