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# How to choose active wallet
On Coin98 Extension, you can create many different wallets in any of the supported blockchains. However, on the main screen, only one wallet is displayed for each blockchain.
The active wallet will be used to receive, send, and access DApps. You can activate a wallet by following the steps below.
**Step 1:** Click the **Manage Wallet icon** at the top left corner of the home screen;
**Step 2:** Switch the button next to the wallet as desired to turn it ON/OFF.
You can also change the active wallet by clicking on the wallet on the main screen, and then selecting the wallet you want to activate.
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