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# Set Up KiiChain on Bybit Extension
Set up KiiChain on your ByBit Extension
### Requirements
This guide assumes that you have installed the Bybit Wallet Extension and have your wallet already set up.
### Step 1: Adding a new network
To add KiiChain to Bybit, you first need to add a custom network. To add it, you can:
1. On your extension, open the network selector in the top right corner
2. Go to `Add a custom network`
3. Go to `Add Manually`
4. Fill in the KiiChain information
The information can be found here:
* RPC URL: `https://json-rpc.kiivalidator.com`
* Network Name: `KiiChain`
* Chain ID: `1783`
* Native Token: `KII`
* Blockchain Explorer: `https://blockscout.kiichain.io`
After you can click on `Add Now`.
### Step 2: Verify if KiiChain was created
Once you complete Step 1, you should be able to see $KII in your wallet:
If you don't see it, make sure that you are connected to the correct network:
1. Click on networks
2. Select KiiChain under Customized
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