Surf Documentation
  • Introduction
    • 👋About Surf Wallet
    • 🔗Official Links
    • ❓FAQs
  • Getting Started
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Last updated 1 year ago

Instruction

Currently, Surf Wallet offers convenient login through Google authentication. Users can seamlessly access Surf Wallet by authorizing with their Google accounts. This quick and straightforward login method enhances the user experience, ensuring ease of access to the wallet.

Notice

  1. Surf does NOT store any of your third-party login information.

  3. Logging in with the same third-party account on a different platform will result in different blockchain addresses (For example, using the same Google account to log in to Surf Wallet on iOS and Surf Wallet on Android will yield different addresses, which means different wallet treasuries).

Surf is a non-custodial wallet and does NOT in any way store or retrieve mnemonics/private keys. This is because Surf Wallet uses , where mnemonics and private keys do not exist.

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