If you still reach Sui assets through Suiet, the holding question is whether you can recover each account after that wallet stops being maintained—not whether the shutdown moves the coins.
On November 11, 2026, BlockBeats reported that Sui had posted a reminder: official support for the Suiet wallet would end after November 14, and users should immediately back up the mnemonic phrase or private key for every account and not share those secrets with anyone. Sui said the assets remain on the Sui chain, and that importing an account into another Sui wallet is enough to keep using it.
That is the self-custody trade-off in this notice. Suiet is a self-custody wallet, so ending it does not transfer or delete on-chain assets. It also does not leave you with a dependable interface. The Suiet team had already announced that it would stop developing and maintaining the wallet. API service was to continue until November 14, 2026, so users could finish migrating. After that API goes offline, the wallet may not reliably show balances, send transactions, or connect to applications. Suiet has no mobile app, and its Chrome Web Store extension will also be removed soon.
Before you uninstall Suiet or clear its data, use the check the team described: restore the same address in a new wallet and confirm you can access the assets. Also review the related staking positions and any assets held in applications. Do that while you can still compare what the old wallet shows.
Treat the backup as three separate jobs. Accessibility means you can open the mnemonic phrase or private key for each account when you import it elsewhere. Confidentiality means those secrets stay with you; the reminder is not to share them with anyone. Redundancy means you still have a copy you can use after the extension and API are gone. Importing into another wallet replaces the retiring interface. It does not remove every risk of loss, mistake, or later wallet failure.
This account follows BlockBeats’ report of Sui’s notice and of Suiet’s earlier shutdown plans, published November 11, 2026, at 23:19 (UTC+8): original article.
