If you cannot find the seed phrase, and your account was created using Google, you won't have a seed phrase. In such cases, you should log in with your email as the account will be associated with your Google credentials.

You can export your Sui Wallet and import it into Razor or any other Sui‑compatible wallet, but how you do it depends on how the account was originally created: • If you created the wallet with a seed phrase or private key: simply export the recovery phrase/private key from the Sui Wallet settings, then import it into Razor or another wallet that supports Sui by choosing “Import wallet” and entering the same phrase/key. This keeps your address and assets intact. • If you created the wallet using Google login (social sign‑in): there’s no exportable seed phrase or private key because your wallet is managed via zkLogin (Sui’s social login system). These accounts are bound to your Google credential and cannot be imported directly into Razor or other wallets that require a recovery phrase. To move funds, you must send the tokens/NFTs manually from your Google‑linked wallet to a new wallet you control with a seed phrase.

So, export works only for seed/private‑key wallets. For Google‑created accounts, you’ll need to transfer assets to a new wallet rather than importing them.

To export your official Sui wallet to Razor or other Sui wallets, you generally need the seed phrase of your Sui wallet. You must ensure not to share this seed phrase with anyone.

If you can’t locate a seed phrase and your account was created using Google, then a seed phrase was never generated. In this case, you should log in using your email, as your account is linked to your Google credentials.