# First time setup instructions

#### **Step 1: The start** 

On first time access to bot by writing `/start` or `/main` and press Enter. This will display the bot's main menu. Later in the document the function of each button of the bot is described.

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Step 2: Wallet(s) setup&#x20;

Go to wallets from main menu or type `/wallets`  command to access wallet menu. Here user can view all their existing wallets and can store up to 5 wallets.

To add a wallet either click on **Create new wallet** or **Import existing wallet**

When you click create new wallet, a new wallet will be created and its private key and address (public key) will be shown to you **.&#x20;**<mark style="color:red;">**Please store this securely as even we cannot recover this for you if you forget your bot password.**</mark>

To **Import** existing wallet, click the respective button and you will be prompted for its private key after entering which your existing wallet will be imported.

To **export** an existing wallet in the bot, click on Export wallet keys option and then select the wallet which you wish to export . You will then be presented with the wallets keys.&#x20;

In the same wallets main menu you will see your wallets and the **active** wallets which is used for trades will be market with a star icon (⭐️). To set another wallet as active wallet simply click on it.

To view wallets balance click View wallets balance option.

To delete a wallet. Click Delete existing wallet option and select the wallet to delete. Make sure you have backed up your wallets private key somewhere safe before deleting wallet


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