One-to-One Wallet Setup Session
A private 90-minute session where you create your Solana wallet, write your recovery phrase, and send your first test transaction with guided supervision.
£95 fixed session fee
Glasgow · United Kingdom
Hold your own Solana keys with calm, guided instruction
Flow Route Base is a learning library for wallet setup and self-custody essentials. We run private sessions and small workshops where you write your recovery phrase, install your wallet, and practise transfers before touching mainnet.
What you can book
Every offering is delivered by a person in the room or on a video call — not a pre-recorded course login.
Self-Custody Essentials Workshop
A small-group afternoon covering seed phrase hygiene, hardware wallet basics, and common scam patterns seen by UK learners.
£55 per person
Recovery Phrase Storage Review
A focused consultation to assess how you currently store your seed phrase and identify practical improvements without ever asking you to reveal the words.
£45 fixed consultation fee
How a first visit unfolds
Most newcomers start with the one-to-one wallet setup session at 150 Berryknowes Avenue or via secure video.
1
Questionnaire and device check
You tell us your phone model, browser habits, and whether anyone else needs emergency access to funds. We confirm your device can run an official wallet app before you travel to Glasgow.
2
Recovery phrase ceremony
Together we generate your phrase, write it on card stock, and read it back aloud. You keep every copy — we never photograph or store your words.
3
Devnet practice, then your checklist
You send and receive test SOL on devnet while we watch for common mistakes. You leave with a printed recap matched to your storage plan.
From recent clients
Learners across Scotland book us when exchange accounts no longer feel sufficient.
"I had postponed wallet setup for two years because every guide assumed I already knew what a seed phrase was. Mara slowed down at exactly the points I would have clicked through. The devnet transfer before mainnet was the part I needed — I would have been nervous sending real SOL otherwise."
"The scam screenshot wall was unsettling in a useful way. I recognised a message I had almost clicked the week before. Small group meant I could ask embarrassing questions without feeling foolish."
"Ewan never asked to see my words, which I appreciated. He pointed out that keeping a copy in my desk and another in the kitchen drawer was not geographic separation — just two fires in one house. My only gripe is the booking calendar fills quickly on weekends."
Recent field notes
Articles from our Glasgow studio about seed phrases, wallet choice, and scam awareness.
Why We Still Ask You to Write Your Seed Phrase on Paper First
Digital backups feel convenient, but our Glasgow sessions start with pencil and card stock for reasons that have held up across hundreds of setups.
Phantom vs Solflare: How We Help UK Beginners Choose
Both wallets appear in our sessions regularly. The choice depends on your phone, browser habits, and whether you expect to use hardware signing soon.