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# Creating a wallet

Depending on your retailer, you may have the option to create a new wallet. If enabled you'll see the option in the top right of the wallet manager.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Don't see the New Wallet button? It's likely that your retailer will need to create it for you if it's supported by their business rules. We recommend to contact your retailer.
{% endhint %}

## **How to Create a New Wallet:**

1. Navigate to the sidebar and select the wallet manager.
2. To create a new wallet, click the new wallet button in the top right-hand corner under your name.
3. Enter the information requested: wallet name, currency and daily budget  (if desired).
   1. Your new wallet should look something like the below

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4. Click the create button at the bottom of the page.


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