# Recover Assets After Reown to Privy Migration

Pacifica has migrated its embedded/social login flow from Reown to Privy.

If you originally used **Reown social login** to access Pacifica, your assets are still controlled by the same on-chain wallet. To regain direct control of that wallet, you need to export the wallet's private key from Reown and import it into a wallet you control.

This guide is only for **legacy Reown social login users**. If you originally connected a self-custody wallet such as Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or Ledger, you do not need this recovery flow.

> **Important:** Never share your private key with anyone, including Pacifica support. Only export it from Reown's official site, and store it securely offline.

## Official Reown Recovery Page

Use Reown's official secure recovery page: <https://secure.reown.com/>

## Video Walkthrough

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## What This Process Does

The walkthrough shows how to:

1. Sign back into Reown using the same social login you used previously.
2. Export the private key for the wallet created under the old Reown flow.
3. Import that private key into a self-custodial Solana wallet.
4. Use that wallet to access, manage, or withdraw the same assets.

## Step-by-Step Summary

1. Go to Reown's secure recovery page at <https://secure.reown.com/> and sign in with the same social account you previously used on Pacifica.
2. Open the wallet management flow and export the wallet's private key.
3. Store the private key securely before leaving the page.
4. Import that private key into a supported self-custodial Solana wallet.
5. Use the imported wallet to access the same on-chain assets and reconnect to Pacifica if needed.

## Need Help?

If you run into issues during this process, contact support and include:

* The social login method you originally used
* Whether you can still access that same social account
* A screenshot of any error or blocked step


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