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Import from seed phrase

Securely recover your account by importing it using a 12- or 24-word seed phrase.

Supported seed phrase types

SubWallet currently supports seed phrases created from words in the BIP-39 wordlist. Supported seed phrase types include:

Seed phrase type
Imported account type

12-word seed phrase

Unified account

24-word seed phrase*

  • Unified account

  • TON account

(*): If you import a seed phrase created from a non-native TON wallet into SubWallet, SubWallet will generate a unified account for you. If seed phrase is from a TON-native wallet, SubWallet will restore your existing TON account.

If you import a seed phrase incompatible with SubWallet, you may be unable to import the account, or the imported account may not be the one you intended to import.

Trust Wallet, Safepal, and TON-native wallets are among the wallets that are not compatible with SubWallet.

Import your account via seed phrase

If you are currently using SubWallet

Step 1: On the SubWallet homepage, hit the account name to access the account selection tab.

Step 2: In the account selection tab, press the icon at the bottom of the screen.

Step 3: Choose "Import from seed phrase" as the chosen method to import your account.

Step 4: Enter your seed phrase by filling in the blank fields. Once done, hit "Import account".

When you import a seed phrase generated from a non-native TON wallet into SubWallet, a popup will appear informing you that this phrase is incompatible with TON-native wallets:

  • Click "Import" to proceed.

  • Click "Go back" to cancel the process.

Step 5: Enter a name for your newly imported account, then hit "Confirm".

You've successfully imported your account into SubWallet!

If you have not had any accounts with SubWallet

Step 1: Open the SubWallet app. On the welcome screen, choose "Import an account".

Step 2: Choose "Import from seed phrase" to import account.

Step 3: Create a master password with at least 6 characters and tick "I understand that SubWallet can't recover the password". Once done, hit "Continue".

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 you create a master password, you can follow the importing procedure provided in If you are currently using SubWallet, starting from Step 3.

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