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# Connect Your Wallet

Connect and, when needed, link a wallet for Web3, funding, and vault workflows.

Connect a wallet only when you want to use Web3, funding, or vault features. A wallet and an exchange API account are different systems: one does not replace the other.

## Connect and Link

1. Use the wallet control in the header or open **Wallet & Funding**.
2. Connect the intended wallet and check the displayed address.
3. Use **Settings** if you need to link that wallet to your signed-in account with a Sign-In with Ethereum signature.
4. Before an onchain workflow, check the requested network, amount, and destination.

The wallet flow can use Arbitrum, HyperCore, and HyperEVM depending on the feature. The app shows the network and readiness requirements for the selected action.

## What a Wallet Connection Does Not Do

Connecting or linking a wallet does not grant uLiquid Desk permission to move assets arbitrarily. A capital-changing onchain action requires a separate wallet signature that you must review.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Never share a seed phrase or private key. uLiquid Desk should never ask you to enter either one.
{% endhint %}

## Before You Sign

* Confirm the address, network, asset, amount, and destination.
* Keep enough gas for the selected network when the interface indicates it is required.
* Do not repeat a transaction while the first one is pending.
* Treat a submitted transaction as pending until the relevant destination balance and product status are confirmed.

{% hint style="info" %}
TODO: Add a verified current screenshot of the wallet connection and funding readiness screen when a sanitised capture is available.
{% endhint %}

Continue with [Wallet, Funding, and Vaults](https://github.com/eds-labs/uLiquid-Desk/tree/main/docs/user-guide/wallet-funding-and-vaults.md).


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