Zeal Wallet Documentation
  • Introduction to Zeal Wallet
  • Getting Started with Zeal
    • Wallet Setup
    • Wallet Backup Options
      • Recovery Kit
      • Manual Backup
      • Smart Wallet v1 Beta Migration
    • Importing and Exporting Wallets
      • Secret Phrase & Private Key
      • Zeal Recovery File
    • Connecting to Websites
  • Navigating Zeal Wallet
    • Zeal Companion
    • Portfolio
      • Tokens Portfolio
        • Hidden Tokens List
      • DeFi Portfolio
      • NFT Portfolio
    • Actions
      • Sending
      • Receiving
      • Swapping
      • Bridging
      • Bank Transfers
    • Activity
    • Settings
      • Security
      • Community
      • Legal
  • Security & Safety
    • Connection Safety Checks
    • Transaction Safety Checks
    • Transaction Previews
  • FAQ
    • Sky USD
  • đź“©Request a Feature
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Expert Guides
    • Using a Smart Wallet without Zeal
    • Accessing Earn account without Zeal
    • Clear Gnosis Pay delay queue
    • Monerium accounts inside Zeal
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  1. Getting Started with Zeal

Wallet Setup

Setting up your Zeal Wallet

Last updated 1 year ago

Once you’ve downloaded the web extension for your browser, it will open a new window on its own to begin the setup process.

If you close this window and decide to return later, start by clicking on the Extensions puzzle piece icon in the top right corner of your Google Chrome browser and select “manage extensions.” Scroll down your browser's "Extensions" page until you find Zeal Wallet and toggle the extension on. This will activate the extension and make it visible in your browser’s extension bar.

Next, as part of the wallet setup process, you’ll need to create a password. Be sure to save the password you create somewhere so that you do not lose access to your newly created wallet.

Immediately upon creating and confirming your password, you will be able to access the Zeal wallet. There is no need to deal with private keys and secret phrases right out of the gate, though you’ll want to go back and save this sensitive information so that you don’t risk losing access to your wallet.