Import from private key
Easily import your account into SubWallet using your private key.
Supported account type
Currently, SubWallet allows you to use private key to import solo accounts:
EVM account
Can be used for EVM-compatible wallets (Metamask, Phantom, Rabby, etc.)
TON account
Can only be used within SubWallet (i.e., not compatible with any other wallets)
SubWallet doesn't support importing private keys created from Bitcoin-native wallets (Unisat Wallet).
Import your account via private key
If you are currently using SubWallet
Step 1: Open the SubWallet extension and click on the account name to access the account selection tab.
Step 2: In the account selection tab, click the 
icon at the bottom of the screen.
Step 3: Choose "Import from private key" as the chosen method to import your account.
Step 4: Enter the private key and the name of your account. Once done, click "Continue".
You have successfully imported your account!
If you have not had any accounts with SubWallet
Step 1: Open the SubWallet extension and choose "Import an account".
Step 2: Choose your preferred way to import account.
Step 3: Create a master password with at least 8 characters and tick "I understand that SubWallet can't recover the password".
SubWallet is non-custodial, so you will be the only person who knows your password; we can't help you restore it once it is lost. Make sure that your password is well-kept.
Once done, click "Continue".
Once you create a master password, you can follow the importing procedure provided inIf you are currently using SubWallet, starting from Step 3.
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