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These terms, used interchangeably here and in most places, all refer to the string of words provided to you when you first set up a new crypto wallet. This is how you recover and restore your wallet in case of loss or catastrophe. WRITE IT DOWN!

Stack Wallet charges a tiny fee alongside our third-party exchange providers to utilize the built-in exchange. But for standard sending and receiving of any cryptocurrency, all fees go to the blockchain miners. We do NOT make money by selling user data (not like we collect much anyways, see our Privacy Policy), nor by utilizing ads.

Stack Wallet partners with third-party exchange providers to do any and all exchanges. We do not do any exchanges ourselves. These third-parties are built in to our app for a seamless experience, however. Just go through the exchange flow, and you will be sending your funds to the third-party exchange, who will then send back the coin you are exchanging too. It’s that easy! For more, please see our article that breaks the exchange process even further.

We sure do! Just remember to back up each recovery key separately.

Yes. Stack Wallet Backup is a convenience feature that makes it simple and easy to restore all of your wallets at once. But sometimes technology fails. In the very unlikely event that SWB does fail (due to file corruption, file misplacement, etc.) then having your seeds written down ensures you still have access to your funds. You'll just have to restore them all one at a time.

Unforunately, no. There is no set standard for multicoin wallet backups. Probably because most of them are closed-source. Who knows? Maybe Stack Wallet will pave the way toward interoperability here.

Drop us a line on any of our social media accounts. We're happy to talk with you and/or your community to see what we can do to bring your project to Stack Wallet.

If the wallet’s unique recovery phrase (seed) has been stored properly, then restoring your wallet is as easy as selecting the “Add New” option from your My Stack page, letting us know which currency the wallet holds, and then choosing “Restore Wallet” on the following page. You can then enter your preferred name and the complete seed phrase you have saved for the wallet, and you will soon see it right back in your Stack!