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# Create Wallets

### What Creating Wallets Means

Creating wallets simply generates new, independent execution wallets inside Proxima.

Once created, wallets can be:

* Funded at different times
* Assigned to one or multiple folders
* Aged with on-chain activity
* Used in launches

{% hint style="info" %}
No wallet connection or private key input is ever required.
{% endhint %}

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### Generate Wallets (Default Method)

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The main way to create wallets is using the **Generate Wallets** action.

How it works:

1. Click **Generate Wallets**
2. Choose how many wallets to create
3. Confirm

{% hint style="info" %}
Wallets are created instantly and appear in the wallet list.
{% endhint %}

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### Import Wallets from Launches

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Wallets can also be created by **importing them from an existing launch**.

This allows you to:

* Reuse wallets that were already used during a launch
* Centralize launch wallets inside the Wallets section
* Continue managing them (funding, activity, folders, withdrawals)

{% hint style="info" %}
Imported wallets behave exactly like generated wallets once added.
{% endhint %}

[→ *Import wallets from launches*](broken://pages/9Uumru7ZXNsZLnY1TKsg#aged-wallets)


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