A few people have shared stories of hiding seed phrases in unexpected places to cross borders with near-zero chance of discovery:

Rickler Feed (@rickler_feed), Jul 30, 2026, 03:25 UTC

A few people have shared stories of hiding seed phrases in unexpected places to cross borders with near-zero chance of discovery: • Loading an old Nintendo Switch with a Minecraft world and writing the seed phrase across in-game signs, books, or note blocks (the data lives inside the game save, not as obvious text files). • Using tablets with encrypted notes or steganography hidden inside images or other innocuous files. • Dusting off an old PSP and concealing the phrase inside game saves, memory card data, or even firmware-level tricks that look like nothing more than retro gaming nostalgia…

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