Terra Classic Wallet
Your keys stay on this device, so nobody else can move your funds and nobody else can recover them for you.
Pick a phrase length, then a PIN. The keys are encrypted with it and kept in your phone's secure storage, never on a server.
12 words is 128 bits of entropy. Nothing will brute force that, and it is far easier to write down without a mistake.
There is no reset. If you forget this PIN or lose the phone, the recovery phrase on the next screen is the only way back in.
These words ARE your wallet. Write them down in order. Anyone who reads them owns your funds.
Tap to reveal
Make sure nobody is looking at your screenTelegram cannot block screenshots in a Mini App, and the clipboard is readable by other apps. Paper is safer than both.
I have written the phrase down and stored it somewhere safe.
Drag the two matching words from below into their places. Two of the ten belong to your phrase.
Drag a word, or tap it and then tap a slot. Tap a filled slot to send the word back.
Enter your 12 or 24 word recovery phrase, separated by spaces.
Never enter a phrase somebody gave you. A phrase you did not create is a trap, and whatever you send there will be taken.
See balances, staking and history without giving Frontier any keys. Nothing can be sent or signed in this mode, and you can add a key later.
Use this to try Frontier before trusting it with anything. Never paste a recovery phrase into an app you are still deciding about, including this one.
Frontier holds no keys for this address. Sending and staking stay locked until you import the recovery phrase.
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For a CW20 token the wallet does not find on its own. Paste the token's contract address - it is kept for this wallet from now on.
Anything sent to this address on Terra Classic arrives here.
Quotes come from the pool itself, not from the price list.
Sent as a coin on Terra Classic. The fee comes out of the same balance.
Exchanges usually require a memo. Sending without one can lose the deposit, and no wallet can recover it.
The P2P market asks you to sign this. Check it: this is exactly what will be sent.
Swap GRAM (formerly TON) and LUNC in an atomic swap: no bridge, no custodian. The buyer locks GRAM on TON first; the seller locks LUNC only after checking that lock, and either both sides are paid or both get their coins back. Testnet: rebel-2 and TON testnet, test coins only.
A signed message, not a transaction: it moves no funds. This is exactly what will be signed.
Derived on this device at m/44'/330'/0'/0/0, the Terra path. Check the address against Station to confirm the derivation matches.
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