logo
  • menu
  • Markets
  • ETFs
  • Live
  • Spot
  • Futures
  • Bots
  • Learn
  • Sign In
  • Sign Up
  • Downloads
  • English
  • |
  • USD
  • |
Sign Up
Crypto PricesLearnLatest NewsDownloadsMarketsSpotAnnouncements
Home/
Learn/
Tutorials

How to change trust wallet recovery phrase and how do I recover my wallet phrase

By Jerry McNeill
Jul 16, 2025
3.8 
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
 367 User Rating
Share

People may wonder: how to change trust wallet recovery phrase and how do I recover my wallet phrase? This article will show you all the steps.

What makes Binance Chain Wallet unique?

At first glance, Binance Chain Wallet looks similar to other extension-based wallets. There are, however, a few features that differentiate Binance Chain Wallet from the rest. If you already have an account, you can easily link it to your wallet with Wallet Direct. This feature saves you from copying and pasting addresses when transferring digital assets between the two.

You can also use your Gmail account to sign up for the wallet through tKey. If you lose access to your wallet, you can recover it by accessing two out of the three following mETHods:

1.Through your Gmail login

2.By using your local device

3.With your account password created during set-up

Setting up Binance Chain Wallet

1. Download the Binance Chain Wallet on the Binance Chain homepage. Simply pick the browser that you want to install the extension to.

2. After installing the extension, you will see the sign-up page. In this example, we’re going to create a brand-new wallet with a Gmail account.

3. Click [Create Wallet] and then select [Continue with tKey via: G].

4. A pop-up will appear asking you to log in using Gmail. tKey and Binance Chain Wallet will use your Gmail account as a way of authenticating your identity in the future if needed.

5. The next step is to create a password that can act as a second layer of protection should you lose your private key.

6. You will now see your Binance Chain Wallet seed phrase, which you can use to recover your account. You also have the option to create your own seed phrase. Altogether, the phrase should contain 12, 15, 18, 21, or 24 words.

You should never share your seed phrase with anyone. Treat it similar to a banking account password or pin. If you lose it, you can still gain access to your Binance Chain Wallet using your email address in combination with your tKey password.

7. Click continue once you are sure that you have securely stored the seed phrase.

8. You have successfully set up your Binance Chain Wallet. You can now use it to send and receive BSC, Binance Chain, and ethereum tokens. You can also interact with DApps and smart contractson these blockchains.

Depositing BNB with Wallet Direct

If you want to use and interact with the BNB Smart Chainnetwork, having some BNB in your wallet is essential. You can pay transaction fees with BNB when making transfers and interacting with smart contracts. There are two types of BNB tokens: BEP-20and BEP-2. Since we want to interact with BSC in this case, we have to use BNB BEP-20 tokens.

If you already have some BNB in your Binance spot wallet, you can connect your account with your Binance Chain Wallet using the [Wallet Direct] feature.

1. Click the icon on the top right of the wallet’s homepage, and then click [Connect to Binance.com account].

2. Log in to your Binance account and click [Verify and connect my address].

3. You’ll now see a pop-up asking you to [Connect to wallet]. Clicking this will open up Binance Chain Wallet, where you can click [Connect].

4. Next, you will need to give permission for your wallet to sign Binance’s message. This step verifies you are the owner of the wallet and permits it to connect.

5. Once you have completed the previous steps, you will have to go through Binance’s authentication process as a final layer of security. If you have 2FA linked to your account, you will also have to use it.

6. After successful verification, your Binance account will be linked to your wallet. You can see this in the account section of your wallet or on the Wallet Direct webpage.

7. To start transferring funds from your Binance account, click the [Receive] button and choose [Wallet Direct].

8. You’ll now see the balance of your available assets to transfer.

Adding new tokens to your Binance Chain Wallet list

1. After setting up your Binance Chain Wallet, you will by default only see your BNB balance. You can add more coins by searching from the list available by clicking the [+] button.

2. Look for the token you want to add and click the check box. In this example, we’ve added Binance-Peg Ether. Your wallet will still accept deposits of a token even if you haven’t checked it on the list. Checking a token simply makes the balance visible.

Connecting Binance Chain Wallet to BNB Smart Chain

It’s easy to interact with BNB Smart Chain using your Binance Chain Wallet. It only takes a couple of clicks, and you can get started staking, swapping, and interacting with DApps. Let’s take a look at how to connect with PancakeSwap. Almost all DApps will have the same UI for connecting your wallet.

1. Click the [Connect] button in the top right corner of the screen.

2. Select [Binance Chain Wallet]. Note that not every DApp will support using Binance Chain Wallet.

3. A pop-up will appear asking if you want to connect to the DApp. Click the [Connect] button to confirm.

4. Your wallet address should now appear in the top right corner.

Closing thoughts

This article mainly introduce how to change trust wallet recovery phrase and how do I recover my wallet phrase. Binance Chain Wallet is an excellent choice of crypto wallet, especially for those who already have a Binance account. It’s easy to feel a little nervous when sending crypto assets and dealing with addresses, so making the most of Wallet Connect is a good idea.

Disclaimer: The information on this page may have been obtained from third parties and does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of BitKan. This content is provided for general informational purposes only, without any representation or warranty of any kind, nor shall it be construed as financial or investment advice. BitKan shall not be liable for any errors or omissions, or for any outcomes resulting from the use of this information. Investments in digital assets can be risky. Please carefully evaluate the risks of a product and your risk tolerance based on your own financial circumstances. Products mentioned in this article may not be available in your region.

Related Articles

  • How to Find Your Bitcoin Wallet Private Key Safely (Without Scams)

    How to Find Your Bitcoin Wallet Private Key Safely (Without Scams)

    Bitcoin private keys are one of the most important parts of cryptocurrency security. This guide explains how private keys work, where to find your own wallet’s private key, and how to protect it from theft or scams.
    Craig Green
    May 11, 2026
  • What is Western Union USDPT? How to use it on Solana?

    What is Western Union USDPT? How to use it on Solana?

    USDPT is a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin issued by Anchorage Digital Bank and hosted on the Solana network.
    Cornell Rachel
    May 8, 2026
  • How to Stay Safe Traveling with Crypto? Web3 Security Guide

    How to Stay Safe Traveling with Crypto? Web3 Security Guide

    Staying safe while traveling with crypto means reducing how visible and predictable you are in both behavior and digital activity.
    Wayne Ingram
    Apr 15, 2026

Latest Articles

Crypto Basics

Tutorials

Currencies

Investing

  • What Is Cross-Chain Interoperability? How Does It Function?

    What Is Cross-Chain Interoperability? How Does It Function?

    Cross-chain interoperability is the technological capability of independent blockchain networks to securely exchange assets, data, and functional instructions without central intermediaries.
    Jerry McNeill
    Jul 8, 2026
  • What Are Keyloggers? How Do They Drain Your Crypto?

    What Are Keyloggers? How Do They Drain Your Crypto?

    A keylogger is a specialized form of spyware designed to systematically record every keystroke pressed on a compromised device.
    Wayne Ingram
    Jul 6, 2026
  • What is Maximal Extractable Value in crypto? How Do We Avoid MEV?

    What is Maximal Extractable Value in crypto? How Do We Avoid MEV?

    Maximal Extractable Value (MEV), formerly known as Miner Extractable Value, is the maximum value that can be extracted from block production by including, excluding, or reordering transactions within a block, in addition to standard block rewards and gas fees.
    Jerry McNeill
    Jul 1, 2026
  • Crypto Trading Bots: What Are They and How Do They Work?

    Crypto Trading Bots: What Are They and How Do They Work?

    A crypto trading bot is a software application designed to automate the process of buying and selling digital assets, acting as an interface between the user and a cryptocurrency exchange.
    Cornell Rachel
    Jun 26, 2026
  • What Are Appchains? How Do Application-Specific Blockchains Work?

    What Are Appchains? How Do Application-Specific Blockchains Work?

    Appchains are blockchains built to support a single application, providing dedicated resources instead of competing for block space with other decentralized applications.
    Jerry McNeill
    Jun 25, 2026
View more data 

Content

BTCBTC(BTC)
$0
--(Last 24h)
SpotFutures

Top

View more
  1. 1How To Sign Up For A BitKan Account (Web)?
  2. 2When Is Bitcoin Halving 2024? What Does Bitcoin Halving Do?
  3. 3What is Etherscan Used For and How to Find Token Decimal on Etherscan
  4. 4What is USDC used for? Why is USDC used?

Top Gainers

View more
Portugal National Team Fan Token
Portugal National Team Fan TokenPOR

$0.1200

+81.56%
DeepNode
DeepNodeDN

$0.1217

+59.43%
Akedo
AkedoAKE

$0.000802

+42.40%
DigiByte
DigiByteDGB

$0.003440

+36.51%
Lorenzo Protocol
Lorenzo ProtocolBANK

$0.0582

+32.88%

Top Trending

View more
Stellar
StellarXLM

$0.1896

+3.27%
EVAA Protocol
EVAA ProtocolEVAA

$1.0236

-13.78%
Ondo
OndoONDO

$0.3754

+17.50%
Semicon Bull 3X ETF
Semicon Bull 3X ETFSOXL

$153.450

-16.77%
Lido DAO
Lido DAOLDO

$0.3680

+11.52%

Recently added

View more
Robinhood
RobinhoodHOODB

$114.610

-3.12%
Broadcom
BroadcomAVGOB

$387.540

-3.12%
ARM
ARMARMB

$263.440

-8.09%
Applied Optoelectronics
Applied OptoelectronicsAAOIB

$106.140

-15.98%
IBM
IBMIBMB

$212.710

-4.30%

Latest News

View more
  1. 1Bitcoin Jumps to $65K as Softer CPI Data Calms Fed Hike Fears
  2. 2Stablecoin Market Drops $10B, Analysts Downplay Concerns
  3. 3New SEC Crypto Rule to Cut Red Tape for Startup Fundraising
  4. 4White House Admits Federal Bitcoin Fund is Still Delayed
  5. 5USDC Dominates Tether USDT in Stablecoin Volume Race
About Us
  • About BitKan
  • Contact Us
  • Announcements
  • VIP Program
  • BitKan Ambassador
  • Institutional Services
Products
  • Spot
  • Futures
  • Crypto Prices
  • Learn
  • News
  • Markets
  • How to Buy Crypto
  • BTC to USD Calculator
  • Reward
Help
  • Help Center
  • Email Us
  • Live Chat
  • Download APP
  • Listing Application
  • Buy Bitcoin
  • Buy Ethereum
  • Buy Dogecoin
  • Buy Altcoins
Terms
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Trading Rules
  • Fee
K-Site
English
About Us
+
  • About BitKan
  • Contact Us
  • Announcements
  • VIP Program
  • BitKan Ambassador
  • Institutional Services
Products
+
  • Spot
  • Futures
  • Crypto Prices
  • Learn
  • News
  • Markets
  • How to Buy Crypto
  • BTC to USD Calculator
  • Reward
Help
+
  • Help Center
  • Email Us
  • Live Chat
  • Download APP
  • Listing Application
  • Buy Bitcoin
  • Buy Ethereum
  • Buy Dogecoin
  • Buy Altcoins
Terms
+
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Trading Rules
  • Fee
K-Site
+
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Telegram
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • Medium
  • Linkedin
@2012-2026 BITKAN.com