# Wallets

Kage wallets are designed to keep strategies isolated while still giving you a path to self-custody.

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### **Multiple Wallets**

You can create multiple wallets under one Kage account. Each wallet has its own balance, private key, and strategy scope.

Common setups include:

* One wallet for politics markets and one wallet for sports markets.
* One wallet for aggressive targets and one wallet for conservative targets.
* One small test wallet for trying new targets before scaling up.

To create a wallet:

1. Open **Wallet Management**.
2. Select **New Wallet**.
3. Enter a name, such as Politics, Sports, or Test.
4. Fund the wallet.
5. Run One-Click Onboard for that wallet.
6. Attach copy subscriptions to it.

### **Default Wallet**

One wallet is marked as the default wallet. It is preselected in deposit flows and when creating new copy subscriptions.

You can change the default wallet in Wallet Management.

### **Exporting a Private Key**

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You can export a Kage wallet private key and import it into MetaMask or another compatible wallet.

1. Open **Wallet Management**.
2. Find the wallet.
3. Select **Export Private Key**.
4. Read the warning and confirm.
5. Copy the private key.
6. In MetaMask, open **Account** > **Import Account**.
7. Paste the private key.

Private key exports are recorded in the audit log. This protects users by creating a traceable record if a key is viewed unexpectedly.

> *Warning: After exporting, store the key only on your own secure device. Kage support will never ask for your private key.*


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