> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.coin98.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.coin98.com/products/coin98-super-wallet/mobile/social-wallet/how-to-manage-a-social-wallet-1.md).

# How to manage a Social Wallet

#### 1. You can only display one Social wallet in the All Wallets or Social Wallet section if you have multiple social wallets

#### 2. How to show the Seed Phrase / Private Key of the Social Wallet

Social Wallet is managed by Seed Phrase exactly like Hot Wallets, so you also need to back up the Seed Phrase in a safe place and not share it with anyone. Anyone who has the Seed phrase will be able to access your wallet as well as the assets inside it. 

To retrieve the Seed Phrase, please refer to the steps below:

**Step 1:** Click on the OneID icon at the top left corner of the main screen.

**Step 2:** Choose **My Wallets**

**Step 3**: Navigate to the **Social Wallet** tab

**Step 4:** Choose the wallet you want to manage. You can:

* Show its Seed Phrase or Private Key
* View all wallet addresses
* Remove the wallet from your device

**Step 5**: Select the action you wish to perform

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