Your unique seed phrase is what guards your funds. You should NEVER disclose it to anyone online/offline, nor should you show it in front of a camera. Store your seed phrase in a safe location, preferably on a piece of paper or a flash drive.

There are two situations from which you can restore your wallet. The first possibility is that for some reason, you had to delete the app, and now you are setting it up from scratch. In this case, click on "Import Wallet" when you get to the following screen:

After you click on "Import Wallet", the following screen will appear:

Here you can enter your 12-word seed phrase in the following format: all letters are small and one space between each word.

If you are trying to rewrite an already running wallet with a different one, go to the settings tab in the app and click on "Import Wallet". From there, the process is the same as above.

No. THORWallet DEX has no access to your seed phrase. It is important that you place it in a safe place. In case you loose your seed phrase, we cannot support you.  

Every wallet is protected by a unique seed phrase and by a sign-in password/biometric check upon opening the app.

A seed phrase is a string of 12 to 24 words generated by a crypto wallet that enables you to restore access to your funds.

THORWallet DEX currently supports Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE)*, Binance Chain (BNB), Terra (Luna)* and Thorchain (RUNE).

*supported soon


There are two scenarios when importing the wallet. First, you are opening the app for the first time. Second, you already have a wallet in THORWallet DEX but you want to overwrite it with your MetaMask wallet. If you are opening the app for the first time, you can follow our "Getting started guide" until the point where you are on the screen that says "Create Wallet" and "Import Wallet".

In the second case, on the home screen click on settings and after on "Import Wallet"

After clicking on "Import Wallet" in either scenario, you will be at the following screen:

To migrate from MetaMask to THORWallet DEX, go to MetaMask app's home screen and click on the burger menu in the upper left corner and after click on settings:

In settings, click on "Security & Privacy"

When in the "Security & Privacy" menu, click on "Reveal Secret Recovery phrase" and enter your password:

After entering your password, you will be able to see your seed phrase. To migrate, click on "Copy to clipboard" (Note: the seed phrase only stays in the clipboard for 1 minute) and go back to the THORWallet DEX app.

Back in the THORWallet DEX app, enter the seed phrase from the clipboard and click on the arrow. Note: all letters must be small and there is one space between each word.

After few seconds, you will be asked to enter and confirm your PIN as well as to enable biometrics (see "Getting started guide" ). Finally, you will end up at the home screen and you are ready to go.

How to migrate from MetaMask to THORWallet DEX

In the app on the Wallet page, tap on the asset you want to receive. In our example TGT.

 On the next page, click on receive and from here, simply scan the QR code or copy the address.

to receive any erc-20 token or erc-721/115 (NFT's ) you can just send it to your native Ethereum address (Format 0x.......)

No memo is required to receive native rune or bnb/bep 2 assets(binance chain)

All tokens that are on supported chains are supported, i.e. Ethereum and all ERC20 tokens, BNB and all BEP2 tokens and all native assets of the supported chains can be stored with THORWallet.

In the settings tab of the app, under Security, you can find the "Import Wallet" option. Tap on this option and input your existing seed phrase to restore the wallet.

How to restore THORWallet from seed phrase?

No. THORWallet DEX is a non-custodial wallet, which means you are your own custodian and the coins are with you. It is important that you place your seed phrase to the wallet at a safe place. We do not know your seed phrase and cannot support you in case you have lost it. 

How to store a seed phrase?