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# How to create TON wallet

To accept donations via [Tonation.me](https://tonation.me), you will need a TON wallet. You can create one quickly and easily by choosing one of the available options. We recommend using Tonkeeper or the built-in wallet in Telegram, but you can choose any one you like from the list below <https://ton.org/ru/wallets>

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#### Option 1: Creating a wallet using Tonkeeper

1. Go to the official TON-wallets website: <https://ton.org/ru/wallets>
2. Select Tonkeeper and click on the download link.
   * The app is available for Android and iOS.
3. Install the app on your device.
4. Open Tonkeeper and follow the instructions to create a new wallet:
   * You will be prompted to save a secret phrase (seed phrase). Be sure to write it down and keep it in a safe place. This is the only way to regain access to your wallet.
5. After registration is complete, your wallet is ready for use. You will find your wallet address in the application.

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#### Option 2. Creating a wallet in Telegram

1. Go to the Telegram bot [@wallet](https://t.me/wallet)
2. Click the “Start” (or “Run”) button to get started with the bot.
3. Follow the bot's instructions to create a wallet:
   * The bot will automatically create a TON wallet for you.
   * You will have access to your wallet address and will be able to manage your funds directly through Telegram.
4. For convenience, add the bot to your pinned chats or to your home screen.

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#### Recommendations:

* We recommend Tonkeeper for the most convenient fund management and advanced features.
* If you actively use Telegram, the built-in [@wallet](https://t.me/wallet) will be an easy and fast solution.
* Always keep your seed phrase in a safe place and never share it with others.


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