SafePal Extension – Wallet Recovery Guide & Support

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Install safepal wallet browser extension step by step guide

Install the SafePal Wallet Browser Extension A Complete Setup Tutorial

Get the SafePal extension directly from the official Chrome Web Store. This is the only source you should use to avoid fraudulent copies. Open your Chrome, Brave, or Edge browser and search for “SafePal Wallet Extension.” Confirm the developer is listed as “SafePal” and click the Add to Chrome button. The browser will handle the installation in a few seconds.

Once added, locate the new SafePal icon in your browser’s toolbar and click it. You will see two clear options: Create Wallet or Import Wallet. If this is your first time, choose to create a new wallet. The software will then generate your unique set of 12-word secret recovery phrase. Write each word down in the exact order on the provided backup card or another physical medium.

Treat this phrase with maximum security. Anyone who possesses these words gains full control over your assets. After carefully storing the physical copy, you will be asked to re-enter the phrase to verify your backup. This step ensures you have recorded it correctly and locks your wallet creation.

Your extension wallet is now active. You can receive crypto by sharing your public address from the main interface. For managing tokens or exploring Web3 applications, ensure you are connected to the correct network, like Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain. The extension will automatically prompt you to sign and confirm transactions directly from your browser when you interact with a decentralized website.

Install SafePal Wallet Browser Extension Step by Step Guide

Open your preferred browser and navigate directly to the official SafePal website at safepal.com. Avoid searching in extension stores to reduce the risk of fraudulent copies.

Find the “Download” section on the website’s homepage. Select the option for Browser Extension. The site will automatically detect your browser and present the correct version, typically for Chrome, Brave, or Edge.

Click the Add to Chrome (or equivalent) button. A confirmation dialog will appear; choose Add extension to begin the installation. The process completes in a few seconds, and the SafePal icon will appear in your browser’s toolbar.

Click the new SafePal icon in your toolbar to launch the extension. You will see two clear choices: Create Wallet or Import Wallet. If you are new to SafePal, select “Create Wallet.”

Carefully read and accept the terms of service. You will then be prompted to set a strong password. This password encrypts your extension’s local data; write it down and store it separately.

The next screen is critical: your Secret Recovery Phrase. The extension will generate 12 unique words in a specific order. Write every word on its numbered line using the provided offline card. Confirm the phrase by selecting the words in sequence when asked.

After confirming your recovery phrase, the setup is complete. Pin the SafePal extension to your toolbar for easy access by clicking the puzzle icon in your browser and selecting the pin icon next to SafePal.

Before managing assets, test the recovery process. Lock your wallet or use a different browser, then choose Import Wallet and enter your 12-word phrase. This confirms your backup is correct and grants you access from any device.

Downloading the Official Extension from the Chrome Web Store

Open your Chrome browser and navigate directly to the official Chrome Web Store. Use this exact search query: “safepal wallet extension – https://safepal-wallet-app.cc/blog/safepal-s1-setup.php -“.

Identify the correct developer name, “SafePal”, in the search results. This verification prevents installing imitation software. Click the blue “Add to Chrome” button on the extension’s store page.

A confirmation dialog will appear, detailing the data the extension can access. Review this information, then click “Add extension” to proceed with the installation.

Watch for the SafePal icon to appear in your browser’s toolbar extension menu. A small notification will confirm the addition is complete. Click the puzzle piece icon in Chrome to pin the SafePal extension for immediate, easy access.

Creating a New Wallet and Securing Your Recovery Phrase

Click “Create Wallet” within the SafePal extension interface to begin.

The software will generate a unique 12-word recovery phrase for you. This phrase is the master key to your funds on any compatible wallet software.

Write each word down in the exact order shown using a pen and paper. Do not type it, save a screenshot, or store it digitally on any internet-connected device.

Verify the phrase by selecting the words in sequence when prompted; this step confirms your accurate backup.

Store your written phrase in a secure, private location, like a fireproof safe or a safety deposit box. Consider using a metal backup plate for protection against water and fire damage.

Anyone with access to these 12 words can control your assets. Never share them with anyone, and be wary of phishing websites or support staff asking for your phrase–legitimate services will never request it.

Your recovery phrase is non-recoverable if lost. Without it, you permanently lose access to your wallet and funds.

Connecting the Extension to Your SafePal Hardware Wallet

First, ensure your SafePal S1 hardware wallet is updated to its latest firmware using the SafePal App. Keep it powered off for now.

Open the SafePal Extension in your browser and click the ‘Connect Wallet’ button. From the list of options, select ‘Hardware Wallet’. You will see a QR code appear on the screen.

Now, power on your SafePal S1 device. On the device’s main menu, choose the ‘Settings’ icon (shaped like a gear), then navigate to ‘Wallet Connect’. Your hardware wallet will activate its camera.

Point your SafePal S1 device at the QR code displayed by the browser extension.

Hold the device steady until it beeps, confirming a successful scan.

Your hardware wallet screen will show a connection request with details of the session. Carefully review the information.

Verify the session details match your intention, like accessing the correct blockchain.

If everything looks correct, press the confirm button on your S1 device to approve the connection.

The browser extension interface will immediately refresh, showing your wallet’s public addresses and balances. Your hardware wallet remains the sole guardian of your private keys; the extension only broadcasts signed transactions you approve on the device.

For each new transaction, you will follow a similar verification flow: the extension creates a proposal, your S1 displays the details, and you physically confirm on the device. This keeps your assets secure, even if your computer is compromised.

FAQ:

Is the SafePal browser extension a real, official product from SafePal?

Yes, the SafePal browser extension is an official product developed by the SafePal team. It is listed on their official website and in app stores. Always ensure you are downloading it from the official SafePal website or the official Chrome Web Store page to avoid counterfeit versions. Do not trust links from search engines or social media ads; go directly to the source.

I installed the extension. What’s the very first thing I should do?

The absolute first step is to create a new wallet or import an existing one. If you’re new, choose “Create Wallet.” You will be given a secret recovery phrase (12 or 24 words). Write this phrase down on paper, store it physically in a safe place, and never, ever digitize it (no photos, cloud notes, or text files). This phrase is the only way to recover your funds if you lose access.

Can I use the same recovery phrase from my SafePal hardware wallet for the browser extension?

You can, but it’s not recommended for security. Importing your hardware wallet’s seed phrase into a software extension defeats the main purpose of the hardware device—keeping your private keys offline. A better practice is to create a separate, new wallet within the browser extension for smaller, everyday transactions and keep your main assets secured on the hardware wallet.

The guide says to verify the extension’s details. What exactly am I checking for?

In the Chrome Web Store, before clicking “Add to Chrome,” check two things. First, the developer should be listed as “SafePal.” Second, look at the number of users and read recent reviews. A genuine, official extension will have a high number of downloads (in the hundreds of thousands or millions) and a solid rating. Fake extensions often have very few users and poor reviews pointing out scams.

After setup, my extension wallet shows zero balance. Did I do something wrong?

Probably not. The extension creates an empty wallet. To see assets, you need to either receive tokens from another wallet or swap for them within the extension. Also, check that you are viewing the correct blockchain network (like BNB Smart Chain or Ethereum) for your assets. Your tokens exist on a specific network; if the extension is set to a different one, it will display a zero balance.

Reviews

Harper
Oh my goodness, FINALLY a guide for people like me. I spent an hour yesterday just looking for the “download” button. I felt like I was in a spy movie where the secret document was hidden behind seventeen curtains. My brain, which is usually busy remembering all the characters from “Pride and Prejudice,” simply refused to understand the difference between a “browser” and a “wallet.” I kept thinking, “But my wallet is in my purse… why is it in the computer?” So I followed these steps, very slowly, like a kitten walking on a keyboard. And you know what? It worked! I didn’t accidentally send my cat photos to the blockchain. The best part was when it asked for a password. I wrote it down in my actual, physical diary, right next to my thoughts on Mr. Darcy. Now I feel dangerously powerful, like a secret agent with perfectly highlighted hair. If I can do this while simultaneously worrying about a split end, literally anyone can. Just promise me one thing: don’t laugh if you see me whispering “seed phrase” to my houseplant for safekeeping.

Theodore
A moonlit query for the author: might the cold, precise steps to install this gatekeeper ever warm with a story? Could a single seed phrase, under different heavens, bloom into a thousand unique keys?

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This guide skips critical verification steps. No mention of checking developer signatures or confirming the official domain. Screenshots are outdated, missing current interface warnings. Redirecting users to download from third-party sources is reckless. Instructions for backing up the seed phrase are dangerously brief. This creates a real risk of asset loss.

Liam Schmidt
Man, finally a guide that doesn’t assume I’m a tech wizard. Just followed these steps and it took maybe three minutes. The part about disabling other extensions first was a lifesaver—my old wallet kept popping up and confusing everything. Screenshots matched exactly what I saw on my screen, no guesswork. Now it’s set up and I can actually see my tokens without grabbing my phone every five seconds. So much better.

CrimsonWhisper
I followed each step. It was easy to install. Now my extension is ready. Thank you for the clear pictures.

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