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How to keep your seed phrase properly : Write it down in a note , and keep it in safe place (safe from physical attack like water , fire etc) . And put it in a place you can easily remember or access, so that you won’t forget where you put it , because if you lose it you won’t able get it back .

It is quite interesting that I have had few experiences, especially from people's mistakes. One major concern when it comes to the man handling of seed phrase is people's inability to adher to instruction. Because I want to believe that most mobile wallets that we have these days does few things that teaches some basic level of privacy to the user. The few things AFAIK...
  • It doesn't allow screenshot of seed phrase, which should be enough reason to raise one's curiosity

  • It informs a user to write down each word produced, and some wallet go as far as dropping the word one at a time.

  • It also request for few words out of the 12 for verification purpose at that instance.


And I guess some wallet might emphasize the importance of those words in a very short sentence.

To backup seed phrase online is not advisable.

Well, it's good that the OP corrected the statement, because I have seen a Gmail hack, and the victim resorted to keeping his phrase there before the hack happened. It is clearly not a secure means of storage.
Original archived Re: Never save your Seed Phrase digitally
Scraped on 10/06/2025, 00:14:03 UTC
How to keep your seed phrase properly : Write it down in a note , and keep it in safe place (safe from physical attack like water , fire etc) . And put it in a place you can easily remember or access, so that you won’t forget where you put it , because if you lose it you won’t able get it back .

It is quite interesting that I have had few experiences, especially from people's mistakes. One major concern when it comes to the man handling of seed phrase is people's inability to adher to instruction. Because I want to believe that most mobile wallets that we have these days does few things that teaches some basic level of privacy to the user. The few things AFAIK...
  • It doesn't allow screenshot of seed phrase, which should be enough reason to raise one's curiosity
  • It informs a user to write down each word produced, and some wallet go as far as dropping the word one at a time.
  • It also request for few words out of the 12 for verification purpose at that instance.

And I guess some wallet might emphasize the importance of those words in a very short sentence.

To backup seed phrase online is not advisable.

Well, it's good that the OP corrected the statement, because I have seen a Gmail hack, and the victim resorted to keeping his phrase there before the hack happened. It is clearly not a secure means of storage.