SafePal Extension – Wallet Recovery Guide & Support

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Safepal wallet browser extension setup guide features

Install and Use the Safepal Wallet Browser Extension A Setup and Function Overview
 Install the SafePal browser extension to manage your crypto directly from Chrome or Brave. This tool creates a secure gateway for interacting with decentralized applications without needing your mobile device for every transaction. You can find the official extension in the Chrome Web Store; always verify the developer is “SafePal” to avoid fraudulent copies. 
 Once added to your browser, the setup wizard helps you generate a new wallet or import an existing one. For a fresh start, you will write down a 12-word mnemonic seed phrase. Store this phrase offline on paper or a metal backup solution, as it is the only way to recover your assets if you lose access. The extension never stores this phrase online or on your computer. 
 The interface consolidates your portfolio balance, recent transactions, and connected dApps on a single dashboard. A standout feature is the built-in dApp explorer, which curates hundreds of verified applications across more than 30 blockchains like Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon. This integration lets you swap tokens, stake assets, or explore NFT markets without leaving the extension or risking visits to phishing sites. 
 For security, the extension operates as a non-custodial wallet, meaning you hold the private keys. It includes features like a phishing detector that warns you about suspicious websites and transaction previews that simulate outcomes before you sign. You can also set custom transaction speed and gas limits directly within the approval window for greater control over network fees. 
 Connect the extension to your SafePal hardware wallet for an additional security layer. This pairing lets you initiate transactions in the browser but requires physical confirmation on the hardware device to sign, keeping your seed phrase completely isolated from internet-connected devices. This combination is a robust method for engaging with dApps while maintaining high-level asset protection. 
Safepal Wallet Browser Extension Setup & Features Guide
 Install the Safepal extension directly from the official Chrome Web Store or Safepal’s website to avoid fake copies. 
 Open the extension and select “Create Wallet.” Securely write down the 12-word mnemonic phrase on paper; this is your only recovery method. Confirm the phrase correctly to activate your wallet. 
 Connect your Safepal Hardware Wallet by clicking the hardware icon in the extension and following the on-screen pairing instructions. This keeps your private keys offline for transactions. 
 Use the built-in swap feature to exchange tokens across 20+ blockchains like BNB Chain and Ethereum. You see real-time rates and network fees before confirming. 
 Check the “Bridge” section to move assets between different chains. It shows transfer time and cost, helping you move crypto like USDT from Ethereum to Polygon. 
 Visit a supported dApp, and the extension will automatically prompt a connection request. Review permissions before approving to interact with platforms like PancakeSwap. 
 Sign transactions directly in the pop-up window. With a hardware wallet, you’ll physically confirm the action on your device, adding a security step. 
 Manage NFTs by switching to the “NFTs” tab. You can view collections and transfer tokens without leaving your wallet interface. 
 Adjust transaction slippage and set RPC nodes in the settings menu for better control over your trades and network connections. 
 Keep your extension updated. New versions include security patches and access to recently added blockchains or token standards. 
Installing and Connecting the Safepal Extension to Your Wallet
 Open the Chrome Web Store and search for “Safepal Wallet”. Select the official extension and click “Add to Chrome”. Confirm the installation by clicking “Add extension” in the pop-up dialog. 
 Once installed, locate the Safepal icon in your browser’s toolbar and click it. You will see two clear options: “Create Wallet” for a new setup or “Import Wallet” if you already use a Safepal hardware or mobile wallet. Choose “Import Wallet” to connect your existing assets. 
 For a seamless connection, use the QR code method. Open the Safepal App on your mobile device, go to “Me” > “Settings” > “Wallet Connect”. Tap “Scan” and point your camera at the QR code displayed by the browser extension. This securely pairs the extension with your app without manually typing private keys. 
 If you prefer a manual import, select “Mnemonic Phrase” or “Private Key”. Carefully enter your 12-word recovery phrase or specific private key. Double-check each word for accuracy before proceeding to the next step. 
 The extension will then request you to set a strong password. This password encrypts your local data and is required every time you unlock the extension. Make it unique and store it securely, as it cannot be recovered if forgotten. 
 After setting the password, your wallet dashboard will load. You should immediately see your balances and transaction history, confirming a successful connection. For added security, visit the extension’s settings to adjust auto-lock timers and preferred networks. 
Managing Assets and Executing Transactions in the Extension
 Open your extension and view your complete portfolio on the main dashboard, which displays total balance and individual token values. 
 To add a new asset to your watchlist: 

Click ‘Add Token’ or the ‘+’ icon usually found at the bottom of the asset list.
Search for the token by its name or contract address for precise results.
Toggle the switch next to the desired token. It will now appear in your main wallet view for tracking.

 For sending crypto, select the ‘Send’ button from the asset card. You will need: 

The exact recipient address. Double-check the first and last four characters.
The network (e.g., BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum). Sending on the wrong network causes permanent loss.
The amount. You can use the ‘Max’ button to account for the gas fee automatically.

 The extension will calculate the network fee. Review the total cost, including this fee, on the confirmation screen. Swipe the security slider to approve the transaction only after verifying all details. 
 Receiving funds is simpler. Click ‘Receive’ on an asset to generate your wallet address. Use the copy icon or the QR code to share it with the sender. Ensure they are using the same blockchain network you selected. 
 Check your transaction history by clicking on any asset. A detailed list shows all incoming and outgoing transfers with their status (Pending, Confirmed, Failed) and on-chain transaction ID for verification. 
 For token swaps, use the built-in ‘Swap’ feature. It shows a live exchange rate, the estimated gas fee, and the minimum amount you will receive, including a slippage tolerance setting you can adjust in the advanced options. 
Configuring Security Settings and Network Preferences
 Activate the Transaction Signature feature immediately; it requires manual approval for every transaction directly on your SafePal hardware wallet, blocking any unauthorized attempts from the browser. 
 Set a unique Spending Password for your extension. This adds a required second confirmation for any asset transfer, separate from your wallet password. 
 Regularly check and manage connected sites under the Connected Sites menu. Revoke access for any applications you no longer use to minimize potential attack points. 
 For network preferences, manually add the specific RPC URLs for your preferred blockchains. Using the default public endpoints can sometimes be slower or less reliable. You can find trusted RPC URLs from the official chain documentation or reputable infrastructure providers. 
 Always verify the Chain ID when adding a custom network. An incorrect ID could lead to sending funds to an unrecoverable address on a different chain. 
 Before conducting a transaction, double-check the network symbol (like BNB, ETH, MATIC) displayed in the extension. This simple habit prevents you from accidentally sending assets on the wrong blockchain network. 
 Bookmark the official SafePal extension page in your browser. This ensures you always launch the authentic extension and avoid phishing sites mimicking its interface. 
FAQ:
Is the SafePal browser extension a separate wallet or does it connect to my existing SafePal hardware wallet?
 The SafePal browser extension is designed to work as a companion to your SafePal hardware wallet. It is not a standalone software wallet that holds your private keys. Instead, it acts as a secure bridge between your browser and your SafePal S1 or X1 hardware device. All transaction signing and private key storage remain exclusively on the physical hardware wallet. The extension allows you to safely interact with decentralized applications (dApps) without ever exposing your seed phrase to the internet. 
I installed the extension. What are the exact steps to connect it to my SafePal S1 device?
 First, ensure your SafePal S1 is updated to the latest firmware. Open the browser extension and click “Connect Hardware Wallet.” You’ll see a QR code on your screen. Now, open the SafePal mobile app, go to the “Wallet” tab, and tap the scan icon. Use the app to scan the QR code displayed by the extension. This creates a secure, encrypted connection. The extension will then show the public addresses from your hardware wallet. You can select which ones to display in the extension for easy access. No sensitive data is transferred during this process. 
What can I actually do with the SafePal extension that I can’t do with just the mobile app?
 The primary function is seamless interaction with dApps built for desktop browsers. You can connect to platforms like Uniswap, OpenSea, or various DeFi protocols directly from your computer. When a transaction is needed, the extension prompts you, and you confirm it using the buttons on your physical SafePal device. This is more convenient than using a mobile browser for complex dApp interactions. The extension also provides a clearer view of your portfolio on a larger screen and lets you manage token visibility across connected chains. 
How does the extension protect me from phishing websites or malicious transactions?
 The extension includes several security layers. It displays the verified domain name for the connected dApp, helping you spot fake sites. For every transaction, the extension presents detailed data—like the recipient address, amount, and network fee—on your browser for an initial check. However, the final and most critical check happens on your SafePal hardware wallet’s screen. You must verify the transaction details there and physically press the button to sign. Even if your computer is compromised, a malicious transaction cannot be approved without your manual verification on the separate hardware device. 
If I clear my browser cache or use a different computer, will I need to set up the connection to my hardware wallet again?
 Yes, you will need to re-establish the connection. The extension stores only local, non-sensitive data like your public addresses and UI preferences. Your wallet connection session is temporary. If you clear browser data, switch browsers, or use a new computer, you must repeat the QR code pairing process with your SafePal mobile app and hardware device. This is a security feature. It ensures no persistent access exists without your explicit re-authorization, preventing unauthorized access if someone else uses your computer.
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