Create a Wallet

MetaMask is a very popular browser-based wallet plugin that supports ERC20
(Ethereum network) and BEP2 & BEP20 (Binance Chain and Binance Smart Chain networks).

Pros:

• Open source for auditability
• WEB3 capable on BscScan
• A strong history of security and reliability
• A large amount of how-to guides and resources online
• Many tools and custom settings
• Offers ETH purchases with Transak
• Supports a very large number of languages
• Is also available a browser plugin for desktop devices

Cons:

• Longer setup time than other options
• Additional steps needed to use with Binance Smart Chain and Tenupdex
• Extra information and settings may confuse beginners

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Trust Wallet Setup Guide

Token Pocket is a cryptocurrency management app that natively supports many
cryptocurrency networks. It also has a desktop application available.

Pros:

• Open source for auditability
• Allows users to easily switch between many crypto networks
• Supports many networks by default
• A less cramped user experience than browser plugin wallets
• Is also available as desktop software devices

Cons:

• Only supports Chinese and English languages
• Has some issues with the English translation
• Has fewer online resources than more established wallets

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Token Pocket Mobile Setup Guide

1. Visit the Token Pocket website and tap Mobile.

2. Your device will be automatically detected. Tap the Google Play or App Store button and install the Token Pocket app.

3. Once Token Pocket is installed, open it. You’ll be met by a screen asking whether you have an existing wallet or would like to create a new one. Tap No accounts, Create Now.

If you do have an existing wallet to import, use the top option instead.

1. On the next page, find Binance Smart Chain in the list and tap it.

1. Next, on the "Create way" page, tap Create Wallet.

1. You’ll be asked to enter a password. For your security, make sure your password is judged as “Strong”. You can also add a hint, but make sure it’s something only you will understand. When you’re ready, tap Create Wallet.

And that’s it, all done!

To connect to Binance Smart Chain and use Tenupdex, you can follow the TokenPocket section of our Connect Your Wallet to Tenupdex guide https://docs.Tenupdex.finance/get-started/connection-guide.

Getting private key from mobile to import to desktop

Token Pocket lets you use both a desktop and mobile wallet. This section will cover how to get your private key from your mobile wallet to import into your desktop wallet.

Please be extremely careful with how you handle your private keys. Giving your private keys to someone will give them full access to your coins! Token Pocket is an open source project and will use your private key to import your wallet. Even so, only use your private key with applications you trust and can verify are legitimate!

1 Tap the Me tab on the bottom ribbon and tap Manage Wallets.

On the next page, tap the Binance Smart Chain entry. Be careful not to tap the address part, or you’ll only copy that to clipboard instead.

When the menu appears, find and tap the Export Private Key option. Type in your password to get your private key.

**NEVER, in any situation, should you ever give someone your private key or recovery phrase ("seed phrase"). This will give someone complete access to your crypto! The genuine Tenupdex site and staff will never ask you to input your seed phrase.**

Now you have your private key ready to import your wallet into the desktop version of Token Pocket.

SafePal is available as both a software and hardware wallet. The wallet is easy to install and create, and comes ready to support BEP2 (Binance Chain) and BEP20 (Binance Smart Chain) right away.

Pros:

• Easily switch between several crypto networks
• Offers 25% fee discount paying with BNB (requires login)
• Has the option for Google Authenticator built in
• Supports a large number of languages
• Setup process is very simple
• Is available as both a software and hardware wallet (work together)
• Supports NFTs on both the BSC and ETH networks

Cons:

• Isn't fully open source
• Has some features that are not yet ready for use (such as DeFi)
• Does not give user notifications
• Does not enforce strong security during initial setup and wallet creation
• Has fewer online resources than more established wallets

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Binance Wallet is a browser-plugin wallet that natively supports the Binance Chain (BEP2) Binance Smart Chain (BEP20) networks. Binance Wallet was developed by the Binance cryptocurrency exchange.

Pros:

• Open source for auditability
• Backed by the Binance cryptocurrency exchange
• Can be directly linked to a Binance or Gmail account
• A streamlined user experience
• Supports Binance Smart Chain by default, making using Tenupdex easy
• Supports a large number of languages
• Hardware wallet compatible

Cons:

• Lacks some custom settings of other wallets
• Lack of additional tools makes some actions available in other wallets impossible
• Has fewer online resources than more established wallets

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Binance Wallet Setup Guide

Token Pocket is a standalone application available for both Mac OS and Win64 devices. Token Pocket allows you to manage your cryptocurrency in software independent of your browser.

Pros:

• Open source for auditability
• Independent of your browser and any of its permissions
• Allows users to easily switch between many crypto networks
• Supports many networks by default
• A less cramped user experience than browser plugin wallets
• Is also available on mobile devices

Cons:

• Asks users to enter their private key as part of desktop setup process
• Only supports Chinese and English languages
• Has some issues with the English translation
• Has fewer online resources than more established wallets

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Token Pocket Desktop Setup Guide

The desktop version of Token Pocket will ask you to import a private key. Please make sure you’re familiar with and understand the importance of a private key before you proceed.

Token Pocket is an open source project, so the code is publicly visible and generally considered safe. Even so, your private keys are your responsibility, so only use them with applications you trust and can verify.

1. Visit the Token Pocket website on your PC and click the Desktop button.

1. On the next page, click the button for your operating system and wait for your download to finish. This guide uses Windows, but the process is largely the same on Mac OS.

1. Run the installation file. It will ask you to choose between making Token Pocket available to everyone using the computer, or just the current user. For your security, we recommend current user only.

1. Enter a destination folder to install to and click Install.

1. Once the installation is finished, click Finish and run Token Pocket.

2. When Token Pocket opens, you may find yourself looking at a Chinese interface. You can change to English by clicking EN in the bottom-left corner.

Token Pocket will be asking you to create a password. Make sure you use something that’s hard to guess; the longer the password is, the more secure. When you’re done, click Confirm.

On the next page, Token Pocket will be asking you to import a private key. This may be intimidating, but Token Pocket will work as an interface for your existing wallet. You’ll need to get your private from whatever existing wallet you want to use.

Here is a guide for getting your private key from MetaMask. To import your private key from the mobile version of Token Pocket, see the Mobile Token Pocket tab higher up this page. If you use another wallet and don’t know how to get your private key, you’ll need to find a guide.

Please be extremely careful with how you handle your private keys. Giving your private keys to someone will give them full access to your coins! Token Pocket is an open source project and will use your private key to import your wallet. Even so, only use your private key with applications you trust and can verify are legitimate!

1. Once you’ve entered your private key, click the Ethereum network for now.

And that’s it, all done! You can follow our Connect Your Wallet to Tenupdex guide to connect to Binance Smart Chain and Tenupdex.