# Wallet setup

(This section will help you set up your wallet, either by creating a new wallet or importing an existing one.)

## **Multi-Wallet:** 

You can currently set up three chain wallets on Bitbot: Solana, BSC, and Base.

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## **Create wallet**

1. Click "**Add Wallet**" and "**Create Wallet**," then select the blockchain you prefer

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2. Slide "**Slide to reveal the key**," copy your private key, and click done. Your account is now set up. (**Note:** Bitbot will never save your private key. **If you lose it, there's no way to restore your wallet. Keep your keys safe**.)

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3. To quickly create a wallet, enter any token CA into the chat. The bot will return the token information. If you haven't set up an account, you'll see a "**Create Wallet**" button at the end of the token information. Click "**Create Wallet**" to proceed.

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## **Import wallet**

1. Click "Import wallet" and enter your DEX account's private code in the box.
2. Click "Continue" and confirm the network.
3. Your account will be successfully added.

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## Security Audit

The smart contract wallet has been audited by SlowMist, and you can view the audit report here:&#x20;

<https://github.com/knight-safe/knight-safe-contracts-v2/blob/master/audits/26-7-2024_SlowMist_KnightSafe.pdf>

The wallet has fully open-sourced its core code, which has been extensively validated by the technical community：

<https://github.com/knight-safe/knight-safe-contracts-v2/tree/master/contracts>


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