Suiet To End Wallet API Services After 14th November
Suiet says users should back up their accounts and switch wallets before 14th November, while assets remain on Sui.
Suiet is ending development and maintenance of its Sui wallet. Its undated shutdown notice, read on 12th November 2026, says its application programming interface (API) services, which support wallet functions such as displaying balances and sending transactions, will be discontinued after 14th November 2026.
Suiet warns that, after the API shutdown, users may find the wallet unreliable for connecting to applications, checking balances or making transactions. Discontinuing the wallet will neither move nor delete assets on Sui, it says.
Suiet describes itself as self-custodial, meaning users control their private keys. Sui's wallet documentation explains that these keys authorise transactions. Its self-custody guidance warns that losing both the device and recovery phrase, backup information used to restore an account, can permanently prevent access to assets. It recommends storing recovery phrases offline.
Suiet's transition instructions
The notice asks users to:
- Back up every account's recovery phrase or private key. Separately imported accounts may need separate backups.
- Restore accounts through a compatible Sui wallet's official import process.
- Check that the restored address matches and assets are accessible before uninstalling Suiet or clearing its data.
Suiet warns against sharing recovery credentials, including with anyone claiming to represent it. It says recovery information belongs only in a verified wallet application's recovery flow, never in websites or support messages.
The team says Suiet has no mobile apps.
