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# Wallet Safety

ZOKA wallets are self-custodial. The user controls the keys and is responsible for backups.

## Never Share

* Recovery phrase.
* Spend key.
* Scan key.
* Keystore files.
* Wallet passwords.
* Screenshots that show secrets, full QR receive codes, or funded addresses unless intentionally published.

## Recommended Backup Practice

* Write the recovery phrase offline.
* Store it away from the device.
* Test recovery with a small or empty wallet before moving meaningful funds.
* Keep encrypted wallet backups separate from passwords.

## Support Safety

Support requests should include app version, operating system, error messages, and public transaction or block hashes when relevant. They should never include wallet secrets.


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