Suiet

Suiet's introductory wallet guide starts with Create New, a local password and a recovery phrase. An existing account can instead be imported using its phrase or private key. This setup manages keys on your device rather than registering a conventional service account.

The same guide demonstrates a test-token transfer: obtain test SUI using Airdrop, choose Send, enter the receiving address and amount, and review those details before submitting. Receive displays the wallet's public address and QR code. The public receiving address can be shared with a payer; the private key and recovery phrase must remain private.

Pay attention to the network before following the faucet instructions. The developer guide describes devnet balances being reset periodically. Its old statement that Sui is on devnet is not a description of today's entire Sui network. A faucet balance is for testing, not a promise of mainnet funds or an investment return.

The extension is offered free. Suiet's terms allow separate interface fees, disclosed before the relevant authorization, as well as network and third-party charges. They set an eighteen-year minimum, or the higher local age of legal majority, and exclude prohibited or sanctioned access.

Recovery depends on the credentials you preserve. Suiet says it cannot reset a lost phrase or undo a blockchain authorization. Real Sui assets can also fall in price, independently of whether a test exercise works.