A seed phrase, also known as a recovery phrase or mnemonic phrase, is a set of 12 or 24 words generated by your wallet during the initial setup. It is used to back up and restore your wallet if the device is lost, damaged, or stops working.
A private key is a unique identifier used to access your assets. It is a long sequence of characters and is usually stored in encrypted form. Private keys are used to sign transactions, allowing you to send and receive cryptocurrency.

Store your Trezor Keep Metal wallet backup in a secure location known only to you or to people you trust completely. This could be a safe, a hidden place in your home, or even a hole dug by your dog Patron in the backyard. The most important thing is to keep it out of reach of unauthorized people.

The safest place to store your coins is offline. Hardware wallets keep your funds offline, making them inaccessible to hackers and other malicious actors. Once your coins are secured with a hardware wallet, only you can access them. It is simple: “Your keys, your crypto.” The wallet backup itself is best stored on Trezor Keep Metal.

Your cryptocurrency wallet uses the standard BIP39 mnemonic phrase format. The BIP39 word list contains words between three and eight letters long. The first four letters of each word are unique and are sufficient to identify the full word. In other words, you only need to record the first four letters of each word. Most wallets ask for the first four letters and automatically complete the rest.

No. Trezor Keep Metal is not a standalone device. It is designed to complement a hardware wallet. This metal backup allows you to store your mnemonic phrase securely and protect it from physical damage.

If your Trezor Keep Metal is lost or stolen, immediately transfer all your assets to a new wallet address protected by a completely different mnemonic phrase or private key. We also recommend using a passphrase, sometimes referred to as the “25th word.” This provides an additional layer of protection even if someone finds your metal backup.

One of the main disadvantages of paper is its limited durability. Ink can fade, paper can burn, and it can be destroyed by water during a flood. Thanks to the durable materials used in Trezor Keep Metal, your mnemonic phrase remains protected even in extreme conditions such as fire, flooding, or exposure to chemicals.

Trezor Keep Metal can store a BIP39 seed phrase. BIP39 is used by most cryptocurrency wallets, including Trezor, Ledger, Coldcard, Trust Wallet, Exodus, Electrum, MetaMask, and many others.

BIP39 is an open-source industry standard used by cryptocurrency wallets. It includes an alphabetical list of 2,048 words. The first word, “Abandon,” corresponds to “0001,” while the final word, “Zoo,” corresponds to “2048.” You can view the complete list using the link provided on the page.

Yes, we are an official Trezor reseller in Ukraine. You can verify this on the manufacturer’s website.

You can purchase the product directly from the manufacturer, but you will need to wait for it to be delivered to Ukraine. Delivery can take anywhere from one week to one month. We usually dispatch orders on the same day they are placed. Additionally, if the device develops a fault, you will need to arrange the return to the manufacturer yourself, which may take additional time.
Go to the manufacturer’s website