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Export your private key

You can export it and take the account elsewhere, and anyone who sees it can take everything.

Exporting your private key is the most dangerous thing you can do in Monvera. It is also the proof that the account is genuinely yours: the key exists, you can take it, and you can carry the whole account into another wallet like MetaMask. Nothing about using Monvera requires you to touch it.

One string of characters that controls the entire account. It is not a login you can reset and it is not tied to your identity. Anyone holding it can empty the account in a single transaction, from anywhere, and nothing can be undone afterwards. There is no fraud department and no reversal.

  1. Ask Vera to open your settings. “Open settings” is enough.

  2. Under Security, choose Export private key.

  3. Read the warning, then tick the box confirming you understand that anyone with the key controls your money, that it cannot be recovered, and that no one from Monvera will ever ask you for it.

  4. Confirm. A secure window from the wallet provider reveals the key. Monvera’s own code, servers and logs never see it.

  5. Move it straight into the wallet you are importing to, or store it offline. Never paste it into a website, a message, or anything visible on a shared screen.

One reason: you want to use the same account somewhere other than Monvera. That is a legitimate thing to want, and it is why the export exists at all.

Every other reason is a bad one. You do not need the key to invest, to sell, to withdraw, or to prove the account is yours. Support will never need it. No fix requires it. If you are exporting because a message or a person told you to, stop — that is exactly how people lose everything, and the right move is to check who you are actually talking to.

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