Coinbase® Extension
Getting started with a wallet extension involves creating a secure wallet, managing your cryptocurrency assets, and exploring additional features. Below are general steps for getting started with a wa
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Getting started with a wallet extension involves creating a secure wallet, managing your cryptocurrency assets, and exploring additional features. Below are general steps for getting started with a wa
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Getting started with a wallet extension involves creating a secure wallet, managing your cryptocurrency assets, and exploring additional features. Below are general steps for getting started with a wallet extension. Please note that the specific steps may vary depending on the wallet extension you're using.
Choose a Wallet Extension:
Select a wallet extension that suits your needs. Examples include MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, or other cryptocurrency wallet extensions available for your browser.
Install the Extension:
Visit the official extension store for your browser (e.g., Chrome Web Store for Chrome, Add-ons for Firefox).
Search for the wallet extension by name.
Click on "Add" or "Install" to add the extension to your browser.
Open the Extension:
After installation, you should see the wallet extension icon in your browser toolbar.
Click on the extension icon to open it.
Create a New Wallet or Restore:
Follow the on-screen instructions to either create a new wallet or restore an existing one.
If creating a new wallet, set a strong password and securely store your recovery phrase.
Deposit or Import Cryptocurrency:
Explore options to deposit cryptocurrency into your wallet.
If you have existing cryptocurrency holdings, look for features to import or link your wallet to existing accounts.
View Your Portfolio:
Check the wallet interface to view your cryptocurrency portfolio. Most wallet extensions provide a user-friendly dashboard showing your asset balances.
Send and Receive Cryptocurrency:
Use the wallet extension to send cryptocurrency to others or receive funds.
Ensure you have the recipient's correct wallet address before making a transaction.