About this login page
This demo page demonstrates best practices for a secure wallet login experience: clear wording, progressive disclosure, hardware-wallet support, and visible security tips. Always verify you are on the official website or application for your wallet before entering sensitive information. This page is strictly a local demo and does not process or store credentials.
Security-first design principles
When designing a login experience for cryptocurrency wallets, the primary objective is to minimize the chance of user error and protect private keys. Use clear labeling, avoid jargon, and ensure the login flow makes the security model explicit. Encourage hardware wallet use where appropriate, present two-factor authentication (2FA) as an option, and provide in-context help for users who are unsure about seed phrases or recovery methods.
Trust signals and anti-phishing
Include visible trust signals: official links in footers, digital signatures, or a verified extension. Educate the user with short, plain-language tips on how to detect phishing: check the domain, inspect certificates, avoid clicking links from unknown emails, and confirm the application’s integrity. Do not collect or request seed phrases during routine login — seed phrases are for device recovery only and must never be typed into online forms.
Accessibility & clarity
Make forms accessible with proper labels, aria attributes, and keyboard focus order. Provide clear error messages that explain the problem and remediation steps. Offer alternative sign-in options (hardware device, WebAuthn, passphrase) and ensure each path displays its own security guidance.
User education
Use short inline help, linked support articles, and visual walkthroughs to teach safe behaviors — especially around recovery phrases, USB devices, and browser extensions. Offer a demo or sandbox mode so new users can practice without risk.