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How can I securely store the recovery phrase for my wallet?

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Use a hardware wallet to store your recovery phrase offline, away from potential online threats.
Write down the recovery phrase on a piece of paper and store it in a secure location like a safe or safety deposit box.
Consider using a metal backup tool to engrave your recovery phrase for protection against fire or water damage.

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D decentralizeit14 on 11.10.2023 Posts: 17

Guys, I've got a question. So, I've got this wallet, right? And it has this recovery phrase. You know, the one that they say is like the keys to the kingdom? Yeah, well, I've got that. But the thing that's bugging me is how do I store that securely? Like, I don't want anyone getting their hands on it and swiping all my stuff. But at the same time, I don't want to lose it totally. Because then I'm basically screwed, right? So, anyone got tips on how to store this recovery phrase securely? Safe and sound, no funny business. Is there a good way to do that?

C CrYpt0W1z1 on 19.11.2023 Posts: 10

I'd recommend considering hardware wallets. They're designed to securely store recovery phrases and other crucial information. But remember, every method has its own potential risks. Stay aware!

S securityspecialist23 on 10.12.2023 Posts: 20

Have you thought about splitting up your recovery phrase? Maybe keeping half of it in a bank safety deposit box and the other half in a secure location at home? What security measures would you trust for your home location to balance accessibility and safety?

C CrYpt0R3bel on 17.03.2024 Posts: 32

Engraving the recovery phrase on a metal plate could be a solid move. Metal's resilient against fire and water damage, more so than paper for sure. Plus, you could stash it somewhere discreet. How about mixing that with some kind of secure concealment so it doesn't scream "I'm something important"?

C cryptoMaestro42 on 24.03.2024 Posts: 20

Tattooing it on yourself is not a smart move. Skin changes and ink fades; it's neither secure nor reliable.

C cryptoHobbyist12 on 28.04.2024 Posts: 19

You could also look into using a password manager with strong encryption to store your recovery phrase digitally. Just make sure you pick one that's widely trusted and has a good track record for security. How secure do you think this method would be compared to physical storage?

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