# Adding/Generating Wallets

### Creating Wallet Groups

1. Silk uses wallet groups to make task creation easier.
2. To create a wallet group, click on the "Wallets" tab of the bot at the top.
3. Click the pink "+" icon in the top left corner to the right of "Wallet Groups"
4. Add a name for these wallets and choose "Ethereum"
5. Click "Add Wallet Group" to finalize
6. You may create as many wallet groups as you would like.

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### Adding Wallets to TenX

1. NOTE: We don't recommend using your main wallet. Your private key is only stored locally and is fully encrypted as well.
2. Once you have created a wallet group, you may now add wallets.
3. Click on the wallet group of your choice.
4. At the top of the screen, click the grey + to the right of "Wallets"
5. Select "Add" for 1 wallet or "Import" for adding multiple.
6. Name your wallet (I.E. Burner Wallet 1) or add naming Prefix.
7. Enter your wallet private key or paste your list of private keys.&#x20;
8. To export from Metamask use this link <https://metamask.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015289632-How-to-Export-an-Account-Private-Key>
9. Make sure all fields are filled then click "Confirm"
10. Nice! You've now added your first wallet. You may do this for as many burner wallets as you would like. Be sure to separate your wallet groups if you so please.

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### Generating Wallets

Silk is able to generate hundreds of wallets at anytime for raffles or for mass minting.&#x20;

1. Make sure you have the intended wallet group selected.
2. Click the pink "+" next to "Wallets"
3. Select "Generate"
4. Enter a naming prefix
5. Enter a quantity
6. Click "Confirm"

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