Create an Initia Wallet on Leap Extension
This guide provides a step-by-step explanation of how to create your Initia wallet using the Leap Wallet browser extension and get started with your exploration of the interwoven ecosystem
How Does Leap Wallet Work?
Leap Wallet is available as a browser extension and mobile app (iOS and Android) that allows you to manage your Initia assets securely and efficiently. To get started, download Leap Wallet for the browser.
Creating your first Initia Wallet
Install the Leap Wallet Chrome/Brave extension on your desktop by using this link.

When you open the extension, you will be presented with three options: create a new wallet, import an existing Cosmostation or Keplr wallet, or import using a seed phrase. Choose the option to create a new wallet.

You will be shown a seed phrase. Make sure to save this seed phrase in a safe and secure location, as it is the only way to recover your wallet. Do not share this seed phrase with anyone. The seed phrase shown below is for demo purposes.

Add the missing words from the seed phrase you have noted down with you. We have enabled this extra step to ensure you write your secret recovery phase by yourself on a piece of paper. Note: We won’t be able to help you recover the wallet if you lose your seed phrase.

Create a password to encrypt your wallet. Choose a strong password that you will remember.

Your wallet is now set up and ready to use. You can access it by clicking on the Leap Wallet icon in your browser's toolbar. If you are using Chrome, the icon will be located in the top right corner of your browser. If you cannot find the icon, look for a "puzzle piece" icon and click on it to access a list of installed extensions. There, you should find Leap Wallet, and you can click on the "pin icon" to pin it to your toolbar for easy access in the future.

Welcome aboard! You now have the best experience navigating Initia securely.
Please note that the Leap wallet is a self-custodial wallet, which means you are always in control of your funds, and make sure you keep your seed phrase safe.