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# Restoring an old CoinGet client

1. Please click the link below to visit the official CoinsDo website, download the CoinsGet app, and install it on your mobile device\
   <https://www.coinsdo.com/en/coinget>

2. Launch the CoinGet app on your mobile device

3. Create a client password by entering the same password twice, then tap "CONFIRM"\
   \&#xNAN;*<mark style="background-color:purple;">**Note: The client password is used to log in to the CoinGet app. Please store it securely as it is the only way to unlock your CoinGet app.**</mark>*

   ![](/files/yBDLyTL2Jxj0iDNIDNKv)\ <br>

4. Create client Google Code by scanning the QR code shown on the screen using Google Authenticator app and insert the google code into the "Google Code" box in CoinGet app.\
   \&#xNAN;*<mark style="background-color:purple;">**Note: This sets up the client Google Code for device authorization purposes.**</mark>*\
   \&#xNAN;*<mark style="background-color:purple;">**Note: We recommend installing Google Authenticator on a separate mobile device (such as a phone or tablet you use regularly). This device should not be the same one used to install the CoinGet app. If Google Authenticator is not yet installed, please visit the Google Play Store and search for "Google Authenticator" to download and install it.**</mark>*\
   ![](/files/24B3F62WFhhzG4JU3uJT)\ <br>

5. Click "Restore an old client"\
   ![](/files/uLA8lE9LglMWQlkXNEAe)\ <br>

6. Enter the mnemonic phrase of your old CoinGet client, then tap "CONFIRM," and the CoinGet app will begin restoring your client

   <figure><img src="/files/kfp5uqfLDTlesiwpcgqW" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

7. After the restoration process is complete, please go to the CoinGet Center to setup the collection address of the restored CoinGet client\
   ![](/files/v4nCq7VIpirdjXkxE3TM)\ <br>

8. Please ensure the restored CoinGet client shows a status of "currently online" within the CoinGet app\
   ![](/files/OL7Bd387Wj7FwqkYEITy)\ <br>

9. Please ensure the restored CoinGet client shows a status of "Online" and client type of "Restore" within the "CoinGet client" page in CoinGet Center

   <figure><img src="/files/JG5uKABbBTNnHya8A93R" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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