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How to Export Your Private Key

TTT Web3 uses embedded wallet infrastructure powered by Privy, allowing users to access Web3 trading without manually setting up an external wallet during registration.

Even when using Email, Google, or Telegram login, your wallet remains self-custodial and fully exportable.

Users always retain ownership and control over their wallet credentials.

How to Export Your Private Key

TTT Web3 supports both:

  • Traditional Web3 wallet connections;
  • Social-based wallet onboarding through Privy infrastructure.

When users sign up using:

  • Email;
  • Google;
  • Telegram;

a non-custodial embedded wallet is automatically generated for the account through Privy's wallet infrastructure.

This model allows users to:

  • Access Web3 trading without manually creating a wallet first;
  • Trade instantly using social login authentication;
  • Retain full ownership and exportability of wallet credentials.

Although the wallet is initially abstracted behind the social login experience, users still maintain access to the underlying wallet credentials and can export them at any time.

The exported wallet can later be:

  • Imported into MetaMask;
  • Imported into Trust Wallet;
  • Restored into any EVM-compatible wallet application.

This means users maintain full self-custody and control over their assets, private keys, and wallet ownership.

Important Security Notice

Your:

  • Private Key;
  • Seed Phrase;

provide full access to your wallet and assets.

Never share them with:

  • Anyone;
  • Websites;
  • Support agents;
  • Third-party applications.

Anyone with access to these credentials can fully control the wallet and withdraw funds.

How to Export Your Wallet

After logging in with your:

  • Email;
  • Google account;
  • Telegram account;

follow these steps:

  1. Go to the TTT homepage;
  2. Open the account menu;
  3. Tap Export Wallet.

Account menu — Export Wallet

The export popup will appear.

Export Options

The export window allows users to:

  • Copy the Private Key;
  • Copy the Seed Phrase.

Export wallet dialog — copy your private key or seed phrase

The interface also displays the wallet address.

Users can copy either their Private Key or Seed Phrase and import the wallet into any EVM-compatible wallet application, including MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and other supported wallets. Users may also simply store and maintain these credentials securely as their wallet recovery and ownership backup.

Users can export their wallet credentials at any time through the account settings.

Private Key vs Seed Phrase

Private Key

A Private Key is a unique cryptographic key directly tied to a single wallet address.

Characteristics:

  • Controls one wallet account;
  • Used for signing transactions;
  • Provides direct wallet access;
  • Usually exported as a long hexadecimal string.

Importing the private key restores access specifically to that wallet account.

Seed Phrase

A Seed Phrase (Recovery Phrase) is a human-readable sequence of words used to generate and recover an entire wallet.

Characteristics:

  • Usually 12 or 24 words;
  • Can restore multiple wallet accounts;
  • Acts as the master recovery method;
  • Commonly supported across most wallet providers.

The Seed Phrase generally provides broader wallet recovery access than a single private key.

Security Best Practices

  • Store wallet credentials offline whenever possible;
  • Never save private keys or seed phrases in public cloud storage;
  • Avoid screenshots when exporting wallet credentials;
  • Use hardware wallets for long-term asset storage when possible;
  • Verify wallet imports only through official wallet applications.

TTT support will never ask for:

  • Your private key;
  • Your seed phrase;
  • Wallet recovery credentials.