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# Set Up a Web Wallet

## Step 1: Install MetaMask Extension

Go to Metamask.io and download and install the web extension browser. Make sure the web extension is from [MetaMask](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/metamask/nkbihfbeogaeaoehlefnkodbefgpgknn?pli=1).

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## Step 2: Create your wallet

Once the download has been completed, a prompt will appear, click "Create a new wallet" to begin.

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Create a password that will control access to your account via the extension.

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Create, record, and properly store your wallet secret phrase. This step is very important as these 12 words are your secret keys to your wallet.

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Awesome, nice work! Your wallet has been created. Make sure you store your keys in a safe place!

## Step 3: Link your wallet to the KiiChain Testnet.

Wallets like MetaMask and Keplr can be manually connected to various testnets. MetaMask supports EVM-compatible blockchains, and at default, is set to the Ethereum network. You will need to manually connect to the KiiChain network.

The link can be done through multiple sources:

* [Kiichain Testnet Page](https://kiichain.io/testnet)
* [Explorer App](https://explorer.kiichain.io/testnet)
* [Chain lists](https://chainlist.org/chain/1336)

### Manually setting the wallet

Click the "Ethereum Mainnet" dropdown bar on the top left and then click "Add Network" on the pop-up box.

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Manually add the following testnet chain ID to add the network.

| Subject            | Value to Insert                                            |
| ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| Network name       | Kiichain Testnet Oro                                       |
| New RPC URL        | <https://json-rpc.dos.sentry.testnet.v3.kiivalidator.com/> |
| Chain ID           | 1336                                                       |
| Currency symbol    | KII                                                        |
| Block explorer URL | <https://explorer.kiichain.io/testnet>                     |

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Upon saving and completion, you should be connected to the testnet network!

Now, get some testnet tokens by following the instructions: [Testnet Tokens](https://docs.kiiglobal.io/docs/validate-the-network/run-a-validator-full-node/testnet-faucet).


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