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# Archiving and unarchiving wallets

### Archiving and unarchiving wallets

Archive wallets to remove them from selection when creating new campaigns. Archived wallets can be restored later if needed.

{% hint style="warning" %}

## Archiving a wallet does not stop existing campaigns from spending.

Campaigns currently associated with the wallet will continue to use it until they end or are paused.
{% endhint %}

#### To archive a wallet

1. Find the wallet in the table
2. Click the **actions menu** (three dots)
3. Select **Archive**
4. Confirm the action in the modal

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#### To unarchive a wallet

1. Filter the wallet list to show **Archived** status
2. Find the wallet you want to restore
3. Click the **actions menu** (three dots)
4. Select **Unarchive**


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