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Restore Access to Your Safepal Wallet with the Browser Extension Recovery Method
 If you need to restore access to your SafePal wallet, the browser extension provides a direct path using your secret recovery phrase. Ensure you have your 12 or 24-word mnemonic phrase ready before you begin; this is the only key that can rebuild your wallet and assets on any compatible device. 
 Open the SafePal extension and click the ‘Import Wallet’ button on the login screen. You will be presented with a field to enter your recovery phrase. Type each word in the exact order, separating them with a single space, and double-check for any typing errors. This step demands precision, as a single mistake will lead to a different, empty wallet address. 
 After correctly entering the phrase, you can set a new, strong password for the extension’s local encryption. This password protects your wallet’s access within that specific browser. The process completes by confirming the restoration, after which your full portfolio–including all tokens and transaction history–will be visible and ready for use. 
Preparing Your 12-Word Secret Recovery Phrase
 Gather a pen and durable, non-tearable paper before your recovery phrase appears on screen. Digital notes, screenshots, or text files are vulnerable to malware and cloud breaches, so physical paper is your most secure initial recording tool. 
 Write each word clearly in the exact order presented, numbering them from 1 to 12. This sequence is absolute; a single word out of place will result in a different wallet. Double-check your handwriting for legibility, as smudges or ambiguous letters can cause problems later. 

Do This
Avoid This

Store paper copies in separate, secure locations like a safe or lockbox.
Storing the phrase on a phone, computer, or in an email.

Use a metal backup solution for fire and water resistance.
Writing the phrase on a sticky note or easily lost scrap of paper.

Verify the phrase immediately by recovering a test wallet with a small amount.
Sharing the phrase with anyone, including Safepal support.

 Once recorded, treat the paper like a master key to your bank vault. Anyone with these 12 words gains complete control over your assets. After securing the physical copy, permanently delete any digital footprint of the phrase, including your browser’s cache and clipboard history. 
 You are now ready to use the browser extension. Having your phrase prepared, verified, and secured ensures the recovery process will be smooth and successful. 
Installing the Official SafePal Extension
 Download the SafePal extension only from the official Chrome Web Store or Microsoft Edge Add-ons store. Avoid third-party websites offering downloads, as these can be malicious. 
 Open your browser’s extension store and search for “SafePal Wallet”. Verify the developer is listed as “SafePal” and check the number of users and reviews to confirm its legitimacy. Click the “Add to Chrome” or “Get” button to begin the installation. 
 Your browser will ask for permission to add the extension. Confirm this action. A new icon will appear in your browser’s toolbar. Click this icon to launch the setup process for the first time. 
 You will see two clear options: “Create Wallet” and “Import Wallet”. Since you are recovering an existing wallet, select “Import Wallet”. This will guide you to enter your secret recovery phrase, which is the 12 or 24-word mnemonic you saved when creating your wallet. 
 Before you type your recovery phrase, ensure you are in a private space where no one can see your screen or record your keystrokes. The extension will then prompt you to set a strong, unique password for encrypting your wallet’s data on this device. 
 After successfully importing your wallet with the recovery phrase and setting your password, the extension will synchronize your assets and transaction history. Your access is now restored, and you can manage funds directly from the browser. 
Navigating to the “Import Wallet” Feature
 Open your Chrome, Brave, or Edge browser and click the SafePal extension icon from the toolbar. 
 If you see a welcome screen, select ‘Get Started’. On the main extension interface, locate and click the ‘Import Wallet’ button. This option is typically positioned below the ‘Create Wallet’ button. 
 You will then see a choice of import methods. For standard recovery, you need to select the correct option: 

Choose ‘Mnemonic Phrase’ if you have your 12, 18, or 24-word backup seed.
Select ‘Private Key’ if you are importing a single-key wallet.

 Clicking your chosen method will immediately take you to the input field where you can paste or type your recovery details. Ensure no other applications are running that could read your sensitive data during this step. 
Entering Your Mnemonic Phrase Securely
 Always disconnect your computer from the internet before you type your recovery phrase. Close all other programs and browser tabs to minimize risk. 
 Type the words directly into the SafePal extension’s recovery field. Never paste them from a text file or email, as clipboard data can be stolen. The extension will present 12 or 24 blank fields; fill them in the exact order your backup sheet shows. 
 Double-check each word for spelling errors. A single typo will result in an incorrect wallet address and lost funds. The interface may suggest valid words as you type–use this feature to ensure accuracy. 
 Complete the process in one private session. Do not save, screenshot, or email your phrase. After successfully recovering your wallet and reconnecting to the internet, clear your browser history and cache for that session. 
 Once access is restored, set a strong password for the extension itself. This adds a necessary security layer for daily use, separate from your mnemonic phrase. 
Setting a New Password for Your Recovered Wallet
 Create a password used only for this wallet. Reusing passwords from emails or other accounts increases your risk. 
 Combine at least 12 characters, mixing uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols like ! or #. Avoid predictable sequences or personal information such as birthdays. 
 Consider using a memorable passphrase–a string of random words–for both strength and easier recall. For example, “CactusBlanketBatteryClip” is long yet more manageable than a complex jumble of characters. 
 Store this password securely. A dedicated password manager is a reliable tool for this purpose; do not save it in your browser’s built-in manager or an unencrypted file. 
 After entering your new password twice to confirm, the extension will finalize your wallet recovery. This password encrypts your wallet data locally on your device, so losing it means you cannot access your funds. 
 Your recovered wallet is now ready, protected by a fresh, robust password under your complete control. 
Verifying Asset Balances and Transaction History
 Open your SafePal browser extension and check your main dashboard first. You will see a list of your assets with their current balances. This view updates automatically with live market data. 
 For a more detailed check, click on a specific asset like Bitcoin or Ethereum. This action opens its individual page, showing your total balance, available amount, and any funds currently locked in pending transactions. 
 To review past activity, locate and select the “Transaction History” or “Records” tab. Your complete history will load, displaying entries for sends, receives, and swaps. Each transaction shows the date, recipient or sender address, amount, and network fee paid. 
 Verify critical transaction details by clicking on the transaction ID (TXID). The extension will open a block explorer website like BscScan or Etherscan in a new tab. Confirm that the address, amount, and status on the explorer match the information in your SafePal history exactly. 
 If you notice a missing token, click “Manage Tokens” or the “+” icon on the asset page. Search for the token by its correct contract address–found on its official project website–and manually add it to your wallet view. 
 Regularly sync your wallet by clicking the refresh icon. This ensures your balance and history reflect the most current state of the blockchain, catching any recent transactions that may not yet appear. 
Q&A:
I lost my phone with the Safepal app. Can I get my crypto back using just the browser extension?
 Yes, you can recover your wallet using the browser extension alone. The process does not require your old device. You will need your secret recovery phrase (the 12 or 24-word mnemonic phrase) that you wrote down when you first created your wallet. Install the Safepal browser extension, select “Import Wallet,” and carefully enter your recovery phrase in the correct order. This will rebuild your wallet, giving you access to all your assets and transaction history on the new device. 
Is it safe to enter my recovery phrase into the browser extension? I’m worried about malware.
 This is a critical security concern. You should only enter your recovery phrase into the official Safepal browser extension, downloaded directly from the official Chrome Web Store or Safepal website. Before entering any phrase, ensure you are not on a phishing site. Check the extension’s details and reviews. For maximum security, consider using a dedicated, clean computer for the recovery process. The extension itself is designed to process your phrase locally on your machine, not send it over the internet, but your safety depends on your device being free from keyloggers or spyware. 
The extension is asking for a password after I entered my phrase. What password is this?
 This is not your exchange password or a cloud password. After you import your recovery phrase, the extension will ask you to set a new “Wallet Password.” This password encrypts the wallet data stored locally in your browser. You will need this password each time you unlock the extension on this specific browser. If you forget this password, you will have to remove the wallet from the extension and recover it again using your 12/24-word phrase. Your funds remain secure because they are protected by the recovery phrase, not this local password. 
I recovered my wallet, but my NFT isn’t showing. Did I do something wrong?
 Probably not. The recovery process restores access to your blockchain addresses and tokens. NFTs sometimes reside on different networks or use different token standards. First, check that the extension is connected to the correct blockchain network (like Ethereum, BNB Chain, or Polygon) where your NFT exists. You may need to manually add the NFT’s contract address. Go to the assets section, look for an “Add Token” or “Custom Token” option, and paste the NFT’s contract details. Your NFT should then appear if it’s on that network.
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