Oath will never ask for your recovery phrase, private key or passkey — not by email, DM or call. Anyone who asks is trying to steal your wallet.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a wallet?

Getting started — Open Oath and tap “Create a new wallet”. Your keys are generated on your iPhone, then you’ll back up your recovery phrase. It takes about two minutes and needs no account or email.

Can I import a wallet from another app?

Getting started — Yes. Tap “I already have a wallet” and enter your 12 or 24-word recovery phrase. Oath supports every Bitcoin address type, including BRD wallets, so older wallets restore with their full history.

Can I create my own recovery phrase with dice?

Getting started — Yes. When creating a wallet, choose to build your own entropy with dice rolls, coin flips or digits. Oath turns your randomness into a standard BIP39 phrase.

What if I lose my iPhone?

Backup & recovery — Install Oath on any device and restore with your recovery phrase — or with your passkey if you set one up. Your funds live on the blockchain, not on your phone.

Can Oath recover my recovery phrase?

Backup & recovery — No. Oath never sees or stores your recovery phrase. That’s what keeps your wallet yours — and why it’s important to keep your backup somewhere safe.

How does passkey restore work?

Passkeys — A passkey is saved to your Apple account and synced end-to-end encrypted. On a new iPhone, tap “Restore with Passkey” and confirm with Face ID or Touch ID.

Is a passkey a replacement for my recovery phrase?

Passkeys — It’s a convenient extra way to restore. We still recommend keeping your recovery phrase safe as a backup that doesn’t depend on any account.

Why is my transaction pending?

Sending & receiving — Transactions confirm when the network includes them. Busy networks take longer. You can see the status and the fee you paid in the transaction details.

What are network fees?

Sending & receiving — Fees go to the network, not to Oath. The exact fee is always shown before you slide to confirm.

Which address type should I use for Bitcoin?

Sending & receiving — Native SegWit (bc1q) and Taproot (bc1p) have the lowest fees for most people. Oath also supports Silent Payments, Nested SegWit, Legacy and BRD addresses.

Someone from “Oath support” asked for my phrase.

Security — That is a scam. Oath will never ask for your recovery phrase, private key or passkey. Don’t reply, and forward the message to care@oathwallet.org.

Is Oath open source?

Security — Yes. The full source is published on GitHub at github.com/devdasx/oath-wallet, the App Store binary is verified against it, and the code is audited by independent firms.

What is EVM Access?

EVM Access — A tool that lists every token approval your wallet has given to web3 apps on EVM networks, so you can revoke any of them in a tap.

Does revoking an approval cost a fee?

EVM Access — Yes, a small network fee, because revoking is an on-chain transaction. Oath shows it before you confirm.

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