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# My Wallets

The **My Wallets** section is where you save the wallets that AutoMint will use to sign your mints.

## Adding a wallet

Tap **💼 My Wallets → ➕ Add wallet** and send a single message:

```
label  btc_address  private_key_wif
```

| Field             | What to put                                   |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| `label`           | Any name you like (e.g. `main`, `airdrop-1`). |
| `btc_address`     | Your Taproot address (`bc1p...`).             |
| `private_key_wif` | The matching WIF (starts with `L` or `K`).    |

> 🛑 Use your **main wallet** (UniSat / Xverse / Leather), **not** the Radfi *trading address*.

You can add multiple wallets.

## Selecting a wallet

In the My Wallets list, tap a wallet and choose **Select for AutoMint**. From now on this wallet will be used for new AutoMint runs.

## Removing a wallet

Tap the **🗑** button next to the wallet you want to remove. It disappears from your list immediately. If it was the wallet currently selected for AutoMint, the selection is cleared so you can pick another one.


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