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# Export private key

## Step 1: Open Your Wallet and Navigate to Settings

1. **Log in** to your wallet using your credentials.
2. Once logged in, **open your wallet** and go to the **Settings** section.

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## Step 2: Scroll Down to Export Private Key

3. In the **Settings** menu, scroll down to find the option **Export Private Key**.<br>
4. Click on **Export Private Key** to proceed.

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## Step 3: Confirm Export in the Popup

5. A confirmation popup will appear, and you'll see the **Export My Private Key** button.<br>
6. Click the **Export My Private Key** button.

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## Step 4: Agree to the Terms

7. You will now be prompted with a set of agreements or disclaimers. Carefully read through the terms and **check the boxes** to agree.

## Step 5: Receive Confirmation Code

8. After agreeing to the terms, you will receive a **confirmation code** sent to your registered email. Check your email for the code.
9. Enter the confirmation code into the popup.

## Step 6: Access Your Private Key

10. Once the code is confirmed, your private key will be revealed. **Copy it** and store it securely. Remember, anyone with access to your private key can control your funds, so ensure it is kept safe.

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