In this video, I walk you through exactly how to log in to Zerion in 2026 using the Zerion browser extension. Zerion is non-custodial, so you’re not signing in with a username and password like a normal app—instead, you prove you own the wallet by importing your secret keys. I show you where to open the extension, what to click (Import existing account), and the two secure ways to bring an existing wallet into Zerion. First, I cover importing with a 12- or 24-word recovery phrase. I explain how to enter it correctly (lowercase, correct order, single spaces) and what to check if Zerion throws an error—like extra spaces or a misspelled word. Then I show the private key option for anyone who has the single long key string, including what to double-check before importing. Finally, I explain the extension password step: it protects Zerion on your device, but it does not replace your recovery phrase. Once the import finishes, your accounts and balances should populate after a quick sync—just stay safe and never share your secrets.