# Wallet

Wallet management is handled through the **“Wallets”** section.

In the bot interface, the **Default Wallet** is displayed.

In this example, it is named **“Main.”** You can set the default wallet yourself — it will be used for all transactions in the bot.

Below, you’ll find the wallet address, which you can copy by clicking on it, as well as the balance of the default wallet.

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A list of other wallets available for trading is also displayed.

**W1, W2** — these are the names of the wallets you created.

Below each of them, their corresponding **Solana addresses** are shown. To copy a wallet address, simply click on it.

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**Withdrawal Address**

This is the address where you can withdraw funds from your bot wallets. It is set as a single address for all wallets.

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**Wallet Interaction**

At the bottom of the screen, you’ll find a list of wallets. Each button shows the wallet name and its balance.

✅ indicates the default wallet — it will be used for transactions in the bot.

Tap on any wallet to open it.

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When you open a wallet, its **name, address, and balance** are displayed.

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**Wallet Management**

🔴 **Set as Default** — Tap to make this wallet the default one.\
💵 **Withdraw** — Go to the withdrawal menu. Enter the amount and send the request.\
🔐 **Export Key** — To export your private key, tap “Export Key” and then confirm by pressing “Got it.”\
🔎 **Rename** — Allows you to assign a custom name to the wallet.\
🗑️ **Delete** — Removes the wallet from the bot list. Funds on the blockchain remain unaffected.

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**Create a Wallet**

You can create up to **12 wallets**, distribute funds across them, and use them for different trading strategies.

To create a wallet, tap the **“➕ Create Wallet”** button.

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2. **Save your private key. Never share it with anyone. It provides full access to your funds.**

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### **Import a Wallet**

If you want to add an existing wallet from the Solana blockchain,

tap the **“🔑 Import Wallet”** button.

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