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# Multiple Wallets

### 💡 Why Multiple Wallets?

[Dexlab Factory Bot](https://t.me/dexlab_factory_bot) allows you to manage multiple deposit wallets for different purposes — such as token creation, trading, mining, or testing various strategies.

This gives you flexibility and control over your SOL and token usage.

You can manage up to 5 deposit wallets, set a default wallet, and freely switch between them.

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### 🧭 How to Access Wallet Management

Tap the Wallet button from the main menu to open the Deposit Manager screen:

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Here, you can:

* View your current wallet and balance
* Deposit or withdraw SOL or SPL tokens
* Open the wallet management screen

### ➕ Adding and Switching Wallets

After selecting Wallets (X/5), you’ll be shown a list of your current wallets.

📷 *Default Wallet View (1/5):*

<figure><img src="/files/Wazl5Bz5j8MD9YEe5JZT" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

📷 *Multiple Wallets View (2/5):*

<figure><img src="/files/W1co3N1BkPY2wJvf6geB" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Features:

* ✅ The currently selected default wallet is marked with a green check
* ➕ Tap Add New Wallet to create another one
* 📥 Each wallet has its own unique address and SOL balance
* 💡 Wallet selection affects which wallet pays for transactions and receives rewards

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### 📌 Notes

* The default wallet is used automatically for token creation, swaps, mining, etc.
* You can freely switch wallets before using a feature.
* Wallets are persistent and stored securely — but always keep a backup of the private key if exposed.


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