Sui, and everything else
Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, Robinhood Chain, Aptos and more in one account list, plus networks you add yourself.
For Phantom users on Sui
Phantom ended Sui support.
Here’s how to see your SUI again
Support ended on September 24, 2026
Your SUI is safe and still yours. You just need a different wallet to see it. Unlike the Sui‑only wallets Phantom points to, StarKey also holds your Solana, Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain crypto, and more. For the details, read Phantom’s notice(opens in a new tab).
What to do
Move your Sui
to StarKey
Phantom suggested wrapping your SUI on Solana, or a Sui‑only wallet like Slush. That means a wrapped token instead of your SUI, or a second wallet just for one chain. StarKey keeps your Sui and the rest of your portfolio in one place.
- Native Sui, not a wrapped token
- Your other chains in the same wallet
- Free, self-custodial, keys stay on your device
If you have not heard of us
What StarKey is
A free, self-custodial wallet. Your keys are generated on your device, so StarKey cannot move your assets or lock you out.
Losing your phone is not losing your crypto
Split Key Recovery keeps three fragments in three places. Any two plus your password gets the wallet back, or use a seed phrase if you prefer.
You see it before you sign it
Transactions are simulated first, so you see what moves before you approve it. Audited by CD Security.
Buy, swap, bridge and stake in the wallet
Trade, bridge and stake without sending anything to an exchange first. Every fee is shown before you confirm.
Built for agents
Coming soon
On-chain subscriptions and pay-per-request payments, so software will be able to spend inside an allowance you set.
4.6 on the Chrome Web Store
Across 398 ratings. Runs on Chrome, Brave, Edge and Opera, plus full apps on iOS and Android.
Card purchases are available in select countries. Swaps and bridges carry a routing fee, always shown before you confirm.
Moving
How to move, in three steps
A couple of minutes, and it costs nothing. Importing a phrase is not an on-chain transaction, so there is no transfer and no gas.
From the Chrome Web Store, App Store or Google Play. Only those three.
Enter the same 12 or 24 word phrase Phantom gave you.
Along with everything else under the same phrase.
Questions
What changed on September 24?
Phantom stopped showing Sui balances and no longer signs Sui transactions. You can no longer view, send or swap Sui inside Phantom.
Do I lose my SUI?
No. Your SUI stays on the Sui network under the phrase you already have. A wallet is a window onto a chain. Removing the window does not empty the room.
Is it too late to move?
No. Your phrase still opens your Sui in any wallet that supports the network. The date ended Phantom’s support, not your access.
Does moving cost anything?
No. Importing a phrase is not an on-chain transaction, so there is no transfer and no gas. StarKey is free.
Do I have to stop using Phantom?
No. Both wallets can hold the same accounts, so keep using Phantom for the chains it still supports.
Why did Phantom drop Sui?
Phantom announced it on August 24 and described it as a decision made together with the Sui team. Its notice is the authoritative source: help.phantom.com.
Be careful when you move your wallet
Moving your wallet only takes a few minutes. A few simple checks can help you do it safely: use official sources, double-check links and take your time. Before entering your recovery phrase anywhere, even somewhere that looks like StarKey, follow these checks.
- Nobody will message you first. Not StarKey, not Phantom, not Sui. There is no support agent who reaches out about a migration. Every one of those is a thief.
- Nobody legitimate ever asks for your recovery phrase. Not to verify you, not to help you, not to check a balance. You type it into a wallet you installed yourself, and nowhere else, ever.
- Type the address yourself. Not a link from a DM, a reply, an email or an ad. Search results get bought.
- Install only from the Chrome Web Store, the App Store or Google Play. Never from a file someone sends you, or a site offering a direct download.
- None of this is urgent. Urgency is the oldest lever there is. Your funds are safe on-chain whether you move today or in six months.