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# Migrate from Keplr to Leap Wallet

How to Import your Keplr wallet into Leap Wallet.

## Tutorial: Import your Keplr Wallet into Leap Wallet

Follow these 4 easy steps:

### 1. Click on the option ”**Import an existing wallet using Keplr**”

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### 2. Enter the Secret Recovery Seed Phrase that you would have saved someplace secure while creating your Keplr wallet.

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### 3. If you have used multiple accounts in Keplr, you can choose to import them here.

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### 4. **Create a new password, and make sure you remember it!**

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### **‍**Your Leap Wallet is ready.

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