Suiet Wallet to Discontinue API Services After November 14

Suiet said it has made the difficult decision to sunset the wallet and to end development and maintenance of the wallet. The team said it will continue maintaining Suiet's API services through November 14, 2026, to give users time to transition to another wallet. The statement, titled "Sunsetting Suiet," is on suiet.app. It is signed by the Suiet team. The page does not give a date.

Suiet's statement

What changes for accounts

Suiet said it does not have any mobile apps. It said the Suiet extension on the Chrome Web Store will also be sunset soon. The statement does not set a date for that extension.

Suiet said the wallet is self-custodial. It said assets exist on the Sui blockchain, and that discontinuing Suiet will not move or delete them. It said that once the API services go offline, the wallet may no longer reliably display balances, send transactions, or connect to applications.

Suiet asked users to back up recovery information and transition to a supported Sui wallet before November 14, 2026. It said users should not rely on continued access through Suiet after the transition period.

What Suiet asked users to do

Suiet gave three steps.

1. Back up each account. Securely save the recovery phrase or private key for every account used in Suiet. Accounts imported separately may require separate backups.
2. Set up a compatible Sui wallet. Restore existing accounts using that wallet's official import process, or create a new wallet and transfer transferable assets to its address.
3. Verify access before removing Suiet. If an existing account is restored, confirm that its address matches and that the assets are accessible. Review staking positions and assets held in applications. Do not uninstall Suiet or clear its data until access is confirmed.

Suiet said restoring an existing account in a compatible wallet does not itself move assets on-chain. It said transfers to a new address are subject to normal network fees and any applicable protocol restrictions.

Suiet said never to share a recovery phrase or private keys with anyone, including anyone claiming to represent Suiet. It said not to enter them into websites or send them through support messages, and to use only the recovery flow inside a verified wallet application.

Timeline

Through November 14, 2026, Suiet said it will continue maintaining API services so users can back up accounts and move to another wallet. After November 14, 2026, Suiet said the API services will be discontinued. It said existing installations may remain on the device, but continued functionality will not be guaranteed.

What Sui and Slush told users

On the morning of November 11, Sui and Slush both told Suiet users to back up and move. Suiet's undated statement is the source for the product timeline.

Slush posted from @SlushWallet at 6:30 a.m. PT on November 11 (14:30 UTC). The account describes Slush as a Sui wallet and a product by Mysten Labs. The post said, "Suiet users: support ends after Nov 14. The extension will be removed." It told users to back up the recovery phrase or private key for each account now. It said assets live on Sui and to import them into any Sui wallet. It said, "Never share your phrase/key." It pointed to the full statement from the team at suiet.app. The link card is titled "Sunsetting Suiet."

Slush's November 11 post

Sui posted from @SuiNetwork at 6:41 a.m. PT on November 11 (14:41 UTC). The post said, "Support for @suiet_wallet ends after Nov 14." It told Suiet users to back up each account's recovery phrase or private key now, and said, "Never share your phrase or key." It said, "Your assets remain on Sui. Import your accounts into another Sui wallet to keep accessing them."

Sui's post

That post quotes an earlier post from @SlushWallet at 2:04 p.m. PT on November 4 (22:04 UTC). The quoted post said, "PSA: Switching your existing Sui wallet to Slush is easy. Same address. Same assets." The quoted post includes a video. That November 4 note is Slush's own PSA about switching an existing wallet to Slush. Sui's November 11 post tells users to import accounts into another Sui wallet. It does not say that wallet must be Slush.

The quoted post

These posts do not replace Suiet's statement. Suiet said the Chrome Web Store extension will be "sunset soon" and gave no date. Slush told users on November 11, "The extension will be removed." Sui's November 11 post does not mention the extension. Suiet's date of November 14, 2026 applies to API services. Sui said support for @suiet_wallet ends after Nov 14. Slush said support ends after Nov 14. Suiet did not name a wallet to switch to. It refers to another wallet, a compatible Sui wallet, a supported Sui wallet, or a verified wallet application. Sui told users to import accounts into another Sui wallet. Slush's November 11 post told users to import them into any Sui wallet. The November 4 line, that switching an existing wallet to Slush keeps the same address and the same assets, is Slush's PSA. Suiet did not name Slush as a replacement, and Sui's November 11 post does not require Slush.

What the statement does not say

The page does not date the statement. It does not give a reason for ending the wallet beyond the decision to sunset it. It does not set a date for the Chrome Web Store extension. It does not say that extension ends on November 14, 2026. It does not name a replacement wallet.