Make sure your device is secure.
Use a trusted computer or phone, fully updated, and free of suspicious apps or browser extensions.

Choose the plan that best fits your needs.
Subscription options differ by duration and included features.
Important: For security reasons, plans can’t be renewed. Long-term reuse increases exposure.
When your plan ends, purchase a new setup to generate a new unique dictionary pair.

What you’ll receive after payment.
Once your payment is confirmed, you’ll get two unique dictionaries created specifically for you: one for encoding and one for decoding.
These dictionaries are never stored on our servers, and no one else will receive the same dictionaries — this ensures your setup remains unique and secure.

Print your dictionaries and keep them offline.
- Do not take photos of the dictionaries.
- Do not email, text, or share them with anyone.
- Do not encode your seed phrase directly from the screen.
- Do not use page search (CTRL+F) — it may speed up the process, but it increases the risk of exposure.

Encode your seed phrase.
Use the Encoding Dictionary to replace each word in your seed phrase with its matching entry. Write the encoded phrase down offline only — never as a photo or file.

Verify the encoded result.
Check your work using the Decoding Dictionary to ensure the encoded phrase decodes back to exactly your original seed phrase. This step ensures accuracy.

Destroy the originals.
After verification, destroy the original seed phrase and the Encoding Dictionary. Keeping either increases risk.

Store securely and separately.
Keep your Decoding Dictionary and your encoded phrase in different, secure locations.
Here are a few recommended ways to store your Decoding Dictionary securely:
- A numbered tamper-evident security bag (with anti-resealing protection) can help you detect whether your Decoding Dictionary has been compromised.
- Storing your dictionary in a bank safe deposit box not only helps protect it from theft, but also gives you valuable time — increasing your chances to respond safely in the event of a forced access attempt.