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# Restore Wallet

**1. Enter the recovery wallet page**

This page can be accessed after registration or login.

![](/files/pIo19kGoDlh5cKwLVmOU)

**2. Fill in your mnemonic phrase**

Cut out the Junca app, **copy the mnemonic** you saved and **return to Junca**, the app will automatically access your clipboard and fill in all the mnemonic for you, you only need to fill it out and click the **Restore** button to wait for the wallet to be restored That's it.


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