How to Use BlackPebble Safely
Never share your seed phrase, review every wallet prompt, use a burner for testing tools, verify contract addresses, and start small with real on-chain actions.
Quick answer
A few habits protect you even when everything looks polished: never enter a seed phrase, read every wallet prompt, use a burner wallet for testing, verify contract addresses, and start small with real on-chain actions.
What it means
Safety on BlackPebble is mostly about your wallet, not the app. Connecting is read-only. Signing can move funds. A burner is a spare wallet with little in it. A contract address uniquely identifies a token so you don't buy an impostor.
Why it matters
Almost every serious loss traces back to a broken habit: a leaked seed phrase, a blindly-approved signature, or buying a fake token with a copycat name. Good habits cost you nothing and stop the disasters that can't be undone.
What happens if you ignore this
Blockchain transactions are final. There is no bank to call and no undo button. If you sign a malicious approval or paste your seed phrase into a fake site, the funds are simply gone. That is why these habits are non-negotiable.
Try it in BlackPebble
When you use any real wallet tool here, it shows you exactly what you're approving first. Start with a burner wallet and a tiny amount until the flow feels familiar.
Beginner tips
- No real service — including BlackPebble — will ever ask for your seed phrase.
- Keep a separate 'burner' wallet for experimenting with new tools.
- Always match the token's contract address, not just its name or logo.
- When in doubt on a signing prompt, reject it. You can always try again.