Frequently asked questions

Question 1

What is Flint?

Accepted Answer

Flint is categorized as a software wallet / hot wallet / light wallet available as a browser extension and mobile application. Flint use a streamlined UI for dApp access, built-in dApp browser support, multi-chain asset management, and hardware wallet integration.

Question 2

Is Flint safe & legit?

Accepted Answer

Flint is non-custodial and open-source. No widely reported major security breaches exist for Flint in public records. Security measures include local private key storage, seed phrase backups, PIN/passcode protection, optional password locking for extensions, and support for external hardware wallet signing.

Question 3

Who created Flint?

Accepted Answer

Flint was created by Flint.

Question 4

Where is Flint's company based?

Accepted Answer

The company behind Flint, Flint, is headquartered in United States.

Question 5

How does Flint work?

Accepted Answer

Flint can be accessed via a browser extension and mobile application. Flint injects wallet APIs into dApps when used as an extension and provides an embedded dApp browser on mobile for direct Web3 interaction. Setup involves creating or importing a recovery phrase in the app, configuring a PIN or passcode, and optionally connecting external hardware wallets via USB, Bluetooth, or WalletConnect. Transaction signing occurs locally with confirmation presented in the Flint interface.

Question 6

When was Flint launched?

Accepted Answer

Flint was launched January 27, 2022.

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