Favia Documentation
Introduction
Favia is a desktop multichain wallet for managing accounts, tokens, collectibles, swaps, and dApp connections from one place.
What is Favia?
Favia gives each action a clear account and network context. Before receiving, sending, swapping, or connecting to an app, you choose which account and network you intend to use.
What you can do
Move assetsReceive and send assets with network-aware review.→
Manage assetsAdd tokens and view collectibles across supported networks.→
SwapCompare routes, price impact, slippage, and fees.→
Use dAppsConnect an account and approve each request separately.→
How Favia works
| Layer | What it means |
|---|---|
| Wallet | Your recovery phrase controls compatible accounts derived from it. |
| Account | The account whose address and assets you are viewing or using. |
| Network | The blockchain context for an address, asset, fee, and transaction. |
| Asset | A native coin, fungible token, or collectible on a specific network. |
Start here
1. Install FaviaUse the official Windows or macOS download.→
2. Create a walletBack up the recovery phrase offline.→
3. Receive assetsMatch the destination network exactly.→
Important principles
- Never share a recovery phrase or private key. Favia support will never ask for either.
- Network selection is part of every transfer. Matching address text alone does not prove compatibility.
- Most submitted blockchain transactions cannot be cancelled or reversed.
- Disconnecting a dApp does not remove permissions already recorded on-chain.