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# Download a Mobile Wallet

Available on the App Store and Google Play

### **Download Kii Mobile on the App Store or Google Play**

Mobile wallets are currently in deployment mode for Testnet Oro, and available on the App Store and Google Play for users who would like to have access to the basic functions of the chain. Within the mobile wallet, users can login via email or manage their 24‑word seed phrase.

Apple Store: <https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kii-mobile/id6474740411>

Google Play: <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiimobile>

In the wallet, users can send, receive, and stake their KII by selecting the validator they would like to use to perform all functions. These wallets are currently connected in Testnet and can be used for all developers, hackathons, and competitions.

Mobile wallets will be compatible with Testnet V1 and Testnet Oro.


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