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Install use recover your mavryk wallet extension guide
Install Set Up and Restore Your Mavryk Browser Wallet A Complete Guide
Immediately add the official Mavryk browser add-on from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons portal. Confirm the developer's identity matches the project's official documentation before proceeding. This component serves as your primary interface for interacting with the Tezos blockchain.
Launch the application after its addition to your browser. A prompt will appear, offering a choice: generate a new seed phrase or reinstate an existing one. Select the option to restore from mnemonic phrase. You must input your secret 12 to 24-word sequence exactly, with spaces, in the correct order.
Following the mnemonic entry, establish a robust password. This string encrypts the local keystore file; its loss is permanent. The system will then synchronize blockchain data, a process duration dependent on network connectivity. Upon completion, your public addresses and asset balances become fully visible and operational.
For persistent access, record your seed phrase on durable, offline media. Never store this phrase digitally in plaintext. Configure a trusted node endpoint within the settings for optimal performance. Finalize by verifying a small test transaction to ensure all functionalities operate correctly.
FAQ:
I downloaded the Mavryk wallet extension but nothing happens when I click the icon. What should I do?
First, check if the extension is properly enabled. In your browser, go to the extensions page (like chrome://extensions/). Find the Mavryk Wallet and make sure the toggle is switched on. If it's on, try refreshing the page you're trying to use it on. If the issue continues, restart your browser completely. A fresh start often resolves minor loading glitches.
Can I use my existing Mavryk wallet with this new extension, or do I have to create a new one?
You can absolutely use your existing wallet. During the setup process, look for an option labeled "Import Wallet" or "Restore from Seed Phrase." Select that instead of creating a new wallet. You will need to enter your secret recovery phrase (the 12 or 24-word backup phrase from your existing wallet). Type the words in the correct order, set a new password for the extension, and your complete wallet with all its accounts and history will be restored.
I lost the device where I had my Mavryk extension. How do I get my funds back?
To recover your wallet on a new device, you only need your secret recovery phrase. Install the Mavryk Wallet import wallet extension on the new computer or browser. Start the setup and choose the "Import" option. Carefully enter your 12 or 24-word phrase exactly as you wrote it down when you first created the wallet. This phrase generates your private keys. Once imported, you will see your balance and transaction history. If you did not save this phrase, the funds cannot be recovered by anyone.
What's the difference between the extension password and the seed phrase? I'm confused about what each one does.
The extension password and seed phrase serve very different purposes. Your password is a local lock for the extension on that specific browser. It only protects access from that computer and can be changed or reset if you forget it. Your seed phrase (recovery phrase) is the master key to your actual cryptocurrency wallet on the blockchain. It is the only way to permanently restore your funds on any new device. The password protects the extension; the seed phrase protects your assets. Never store your seed phrase digitally, like in a file or email.
After recovering my wallet in the extension, my transaction history is empty. Are my past transactions gone?
No, your transactions are not gone. The extension wallet interfaces with the blockchain but may not automatically display full history after a fresh import. Your funds and all transaction records are permanently stored on the Mavryk blockchain. To view your complete history, use the extension to find your public wallet address (it will start with something like mv1...). Then, copy that address and paste it into a Mavryk blockchain explorer website. The explorer will show every transaction associated with that address since it was created.