To use a non-custodial blockchain wallet, where you manage your own funds, you must take responsibility for storing the wallet’s private keys.
To explain this a bit more technically, you need to store one of the following:
1.
The private key itself,
2.
A root seed that can generate the private key, or
3.
A seed phrase (also known as a mnemonic phrase or mnemonic code) — a human-readable representation of the master seed.
Most modern wallet apps use option 3, the seed phrase, as it’s the most user-friendly way to handle key backup.
So in this section, we’ll introduce several ways to securely store your seed phrase.
Check the following pages to learn more!
