Which private-key formats can I import?
Choose the correct network before entering key material. Oath validates both format and key structure.
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Where to find it
Settings → Wallets → Import private key
How to do it
- For Bitcoin-family networks, use the supported WIF, raw key or extended private-key form for that network. An account-scoped extended key only recovers the addresses within its scope.
- For Ethereum & EVM or TRON, use a 32-byte hexadecimal key. Solana accepts its Base58 keypair or a JSON byte-array keypair.
- NEAR expects an ed25519: keypair; Stellar uses an S-prefixed secret StrKey. Sui uses an Ed25519 suiprivkey value.
- Aptos accepts an Ed25519 hexadecimal or AIP-80 key. XRP Ledger uses a supported secp256k1 key; Gram uses a supported Ed25519 hexadecimal key.