Exporting your agent wallet's key

You can export the key to your provisioned agent wallet, the wallet PortMula creates for your agent, at any time and on any plan. PortMula holds that key, encrypted, which is more custodial than a permission you could revoke, not less; exporting means you hold it too. What you get is its recovery phrase: 25 words that are the wallet itself. A connected wallet has nothing to export from PortMula, because PortMula never had its key.

Where to find it

Open the Wallet page and choose the Your key tab, and press Export recovery phrase. In Settings, the Your wallet card has an Open wallet link that takes you to the same place.

Export does not depend on your plan, your payment status, or whether your agent is paused. Once your agent's wallet exists, the Your key tab is there.

What you get

The words appear numbered, in order. There is a button that copies all 25 without the numbers, and a Hide button that clears them from the screen. PortMula records that an export happened, never the words.

It is a standard Algorand account. To import its recovery phrase into Pera, use Import Account, not "Create a Universal Wallet".

If you rekeyed the wallet outside PortMula, the words still export, and the page tells you they no longer control it: the key you rekeyed it to does.

What it means once you hold the words

Anyone holding the words holds the wallet. Write them down, in order, somewhere private. Type them only into a wallet app you opened yourself, and never send them to anyone, including us.

Exporting gives you full control of the wallet, independent of us. It does not remove PortMula's encrypted copy of the key, so your agent keeps working as before. If you want PortMula to stop signing for it, press Pause everything in Settings, which stops automations, Terminal and signing until you resume, or withdraw the funds to a wallet you control.

Export early. If you ever lose every way of signing in, the recovery phrase is the reliable route back to your funds, and we cannot recreate one you never exported.

A wallet you connect

A connected wallet, such as Pera, is backed up through the wallet app that created it. PortMula does not hold its key, so there is nothing for us to export and nothing we could ever give back. Keep that backup the way the app tells you to.