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To buy SOL, open your Solflare wallet and tap the Buy button. You’ll be redirected to Onramper, a fiat-to-crypto service that uses local providers depending on your country. Just follow the steps to complete your purchase. Once processed, the SOL will be delivered directly to your wallet.

If you’re seeing connection or signing issues with Ledger, the most common fix is to re-enable USB permissions in your browser settings under Privacy & Security. Also, make sure that Blind Signing is enabled in Ledger Live. Once that’s done, try reconnecting your wallet.

Tokens that appear with a warning or "unverified" tag may not have passed verification checks yet. This could mean the token was just minted in the past 24 hours, hasn’t been registered through Jupiter’s verification platform, or simply lacks enough liquidity or trading volume. Some tokens are also too new to have reached a minimum number of holders. While these tokens can still be real, you should verify their legitimacy using a decentralized exchange like Jupiter, Raydium, Birdeye, or Dexscreener before making any trades.

You can’t delete a wallet from the blockchain itself, but you can remove it from your device. Transfer your assets elsewhere, then delete the wallet from your app or extension. If you’re done with it entirely, burn the recovery phrase and leave the wallet unused.

Solflare doesn’t use traditional logins. You unlock your wallet with a recovery phrase, private key, or hardware wallet. Locking your wallet secures it with a passcode or biometrics. Logging out removes the wallet entirely — you’ll need to re-import your recovery phrase to get back in. To adjust lock settings, go to Settings > Security & Privacy > Auto-Lock.