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# Wallet Create

1. ## Create a new wallet

First, use the /menu command.

The BOT interface will display a table as shown in the image.

Click the **New Wallet** button, and your new wallet will be created immediately.

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2. ## Manage your wallet

Using command /**Wallet**, all your created or imported wallets will appear as shown in the image.

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Continue clicking on the wallet you want to configure to proceed with the setup:

All your wallet balance, or tokens you've purchased, will be displayed here.

-> Click **Edit Name** to name your wallet.
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-> Click Show **Secret Key** to display your Private Key in (WIF) format.

-> Click **Delete** to permanently delete the wallet (Note: This action cannot be recovered).

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3. ## Import an existing wallet address.

In the /Wallet section, you will find an Import Wallet button.

Click here if you want to import and trade using your wallet.

Then enter your seed phrase (Note: Only match the BIP39 format).

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