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<p><b>Nouvelle page</b></p><div><br><br><br>img width: 750px; iframe.movie width: 750px; height: 450px; <br>Miden wallet extension setup and seed phrase security guide<br><br><br><br>Miden Wallet Extension Installation and Seed Phrase Protection Guide<br><br>Immediately after installing the browser add-on for the Miden network, your first action must be to write down the 24-word recovery mnemonic on paper. This sequence is the absolute key to your digital vault; the software interface itself will never request these words again, and losing them equates to a permanent loss of all associated assets and data. Store this physical copy in a location as secure as valuable physical documents, separate from any internet-connected device.<br><br><br>During this initialization, the tool will prompt you to establish a primary password. This string must be unique and complex–consider a minimum of 14 characters blending uppercase, lowercase, numerals, and symbols. This password encrypts the local database on your machine, meaning a strong one is your primary defense against physical intrusions into your computer. Never reuse a password from email, social media, or other financial accounts.<br><br><br>Before transferring any assets, conduct a verification of your backup. Use the add-on's functionality to completely log out or simulate a restoration procedure. Manually re-enter the 24 words in the precise order to confirm you can regain entry. This critical step exposes any recording errors now, not during a future emergency. Treat this verification as a mandatory operational checkpoint.<br><br><br>Configure the network settings within the interface to connect specifically to the intended [https://extension-web3.com/miden.php Install Miden Wallet on Chrome] node or service provider. Verify the RPC endpoint URL for accuracy to prevent interacting with a fraudulent network. For daily interactions, consider using the add-on in a "view-only" mode where possible, keeping the hot storage balance minimal, while the majority of holdings remain in cold storage, accessed only by the physical paper key.<br><br>FAQ:<br>I installed the Miden wallet extension but I'm confused about the seed phrase screen. What exactly am I looking at and what do I need to do?<br><br>You're looking at your wallet's recovery phrase, often called a seed phrase. This single set of words is the master key to your entire wallet and all funds within it. The screen displays 24 words in a specific order. You must write down every word on a physical medium like paper or a metal backup tool. Do not store it digitally—avoid text files, screenshots, or emails. After recording, you'll be asked to verify the phrase by selecting the words in the correct sequence. This step confirms your backup is accurate. Without this phrase, you cannot recover your wallet if you lose access to your device or the extension.<br><br>Is it safe to store my Miden seed phrase in a password manager like Bitwarden or 1Password?<br><br>Storing a seed phrase in a password manager presents a different risk profile than storing regular passwords. Password managers protect against remote attacks, but a seed phrase requires protection against a total digital failure. If the password manager service is compromised, your seed phrase could be exposed, leading to loss of funds. The core advice is to keep it offline. A paper copy stored securely is safer from online threats. For significant holdings, a dedicated metal backup plate that survives fire or water is a stronger option. Password managers can be a convenient backup for some, but understand it concentrates risk: your digital vault becomes a single point of failure for your crypto assets.<br><br>What happens if I lose my computer or my browser data gets cleared? How do I get my wallet back?<br><br>If you lose your device or clear browser data, the wallet extension and its local data will be gone. To recover, you reinstall the Miden wallet extension. Instead of selecting "Create New Wallet," choose the "Import Wallet" or "Recover Wallet" option. You will be prompted to enter your 24-word seed phrase in the exact order you originally wrote it down. After entering the phrase, the extension will reconstruct your wallet, including all addresses and transaction history linked to that seed. This process works from any compatible device, anywhere. This is why the physical backup of your seed phrase is non-negotiable; it is your wallet.<br><br>I've written down my phrase. Are there any other security steps I should take right after setting up the Miden extension?<br><br>Yes, a few immediate actions improve security. First, set a strong, unique password for the extension itself. This encrypts the wallet data stored locally in your browser. Second, send a tiny test transaction—a small amount to your own new address—before moving larger sums. This confirms everything works. Third, consider your phrase storage: is the paper copy somewhere safe from view, moisture, or damage? Telling no one you have a wallet is also a basic but critical step. Finally, bookmark the official extension page to avoid phishing links for future updates. These steps add layers of protection beyond the seed phrase.<br></div>MilanSpringthorp