Add Account

QSafe provides primarily 3 ways to create/import your account.

• Add account – create a new wallet account.

• Add hardware wallet account – connect a device like Ledger or Trezor.

• Import account from another wallet – restore an account using a private key or recovery phrase.

This is the account creation modal for the Polygon network, Since Polygon is the currently selected network in the left pane, the wallet only allows adding a Polygon-compatible account at this moment, Since Polygon is the currently selected network . You can enter a custom name for the new account, and the "Add account" button becomes active once the name field is filled. To add an account for a different network, simply switch to another network from the left sidebar, and the modal will update accordingly to reflect that network's requirements.

Key points:

• Modal is specific to the currently selected network (e.g., Polygon).

• Allows adding only currently selected network accounts at this stage.

• You can enter a custom name for the new account.

• "Add account" button is enabled once the name field is not empty.

• To add an account on another network:

  • Switch to a different network from the left sidebar.

  • The modal will update based on that network's compatibility and rules.

This is the "Import account" modal, allowing users to bring in existing accounts using either a Keystore file or a private key. The modal clearly warns that imported accounts won't be linked to the user's Secret Recovery Phrase, meaning they can only be restored in the future using the same Keystore file or private key. This ensures users understand the importance of securely storing these credentials.

Key points:

• Enables importing accounts via:

  • Keystore file

  • Private key

• Imported accounts are not associated with the Secret Recovery Phrase.

• To restore these accounts later, users must retain:

  • The original Keystore file, or

  • The exact private key

• Emphasizes the need for secure backup and storage of credentials.

This screen allows the user to add a hardware wallet account. It presents two supported hardware wallet options: Ledger and Trezor. The user can select their preferred device to connect and manage their accounts securely through the physical wallet, ensuring enhanced security for transactions and private key storage.

Key points:

• Lets users connect a hardware wallet for added security.

• Supported devices:

  • Ledger

  • Trezor

• Helps manage accounts while keeping private keys offline.

• Enhances protection against phishing, malware, and keyloggers.

• Ideal for users seeking secure transaction signing and cold storage options.