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# Import wallet
1. Under Add Wallet menu, select Import wallet\
2. Select an import method.\
### Seed Phrase
1. Insert your 12-word seed phrase which was provided during wallet creation, or provided by any other seed phrase wallet.\
2. Set your wallet name and color theme to complete import.
### Address Private Key
1. Insert address private key which you can export at [Export Private Key](/docs/coinwallet/setup/exporting-private-keys.md) screen, or provided by any other seed phrase wallet, and also token.\
2. Set your wallet name and color theme to complete import.
### Key Shard
1. Insert MPC key shard which you can export at Export MPC Key Shard screen. This works only with MPC wallet created using CoinWallet. Tap next after this.\
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There are 4 methods to insert\
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**Paste**\
Paste from clipboard\
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**Upload keystore file**\
Upload a key shard keystore file, have to insert password.\
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**Scan**\
Scan keyshard QR code\
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**Retrieve**\
Retrieve key shard under CoinsDo custody, note that this only works with MPC wallet with CoinsDo custody and you have to provide a key shard and a wallet address from selected network for verification purpose.\
2. Tap next after you have insert enough key shard. The minimum number of key shards required to restore a MPC wallet is the same as the number of required approvals of your MPC wallet. For eg, if your MPC requires 2 votes to execute a transaction, then you will need 2 key shards.
3. Set your wallet name and color theme to complete import.
### Keystore
1. Upload keystore file and insert the encryption password to import.\
2. Set your wallet name and color theme to complete import.
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