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# Fund Your Wallet
Our onboarding process should have taken you through the "Add Passkey" and "Add Wallet" process, where you will be met with the final "Fund Wallet" step:
Once funded, you will be able to access and manage your wallets by selecting the wallet icon  next to the "Buy" and "Sell" buttons of the trading panel on any token page, or by navigating to the [Portfolio](https://www.defined.fi/tokens/portfolio) page and selecting "Wallets" at the top of the page.
You can rename your wallets at any time
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You can access your Defined Wallets at any time by selecting the wallet symbol on the trading panel or from the Portfolio page. Create or import additional wallets to suit your trading needs!
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You can deposit additional funds at any time. To do this, select "Deposit", copy the wallet address, and paste it into the platform you wish to transfer from (eg: MetaMask, Phantom, CEX, etc.).
*Next we'll cover some other wallet management functions* 👉
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