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# How to Import Your BitSong Wallet
We are using as example Keplr but in the "[**Wallets**](/btsg/wallets.md)" section you have other valid options as well.\
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**1.** Make sure you have installed the **Keplr** browser extension. If you don't already have it, then you can download the extension and install it from [**here**](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/keplr/dmkamcknogkgcdfhhbddcghachkejeap?hl=en)**.**
**2.** Once you have your Keplr extension installed, open it. In the new window that opens, select "*Import existing account*."
**3.** This is probably the most important step! Insert your BitSong mainnet Mnemonic Key. Then you can name your wallet, set a password, and proceed.
**4.** You have now your Cosmos Wallet ready to use!
**5.** Go to and among the options in the first window, select "*Keplr Browser Extension,*" per the image below.
**6.** Wallet.bitsong will then execute Keplr and will prompt you to **add and connect the bitsong-2b** chain. You must approve both actions by signing them with Keplr.
**7**. Open the Keplr extension. and from the list of available chains, scroll down until you find "***BitSong Mainnet***" and select it.
**8.** Congratulations, you have just imported your BitSong Wallet! You can see the wallet address on lower left of the page.
**9.** Make sure that the BitSong wallet address shown in Keplr is the same as the one shown wallet.bitsong.io.
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