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# How to Import Assets from Other Wallets to O3 Cross-Chain Wallet

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O3 cross-chain wallet supports asset importation from any EVM-compatible chain. You can choose to import a wallet according to your backed-up private key or the Secret Recovery Phrase.
{% endhint %}

### Import Method: 

1.Me -> \[Manage Wallet]; 

2.Click \[+]; 

3\. Select the import method, Secret Recovery Phrase/Private Key/Keystore; 

4\. According to the import method you choose, enter the information correctly; 

5\. Click \[Import].

![](/files/1EU3b9SlWQTmw8jgjQ0R)

### Tips: 

* When entering the Secret Recovery Phrase, separate words with spaces; When importing Keystore, the wallet password is required. 
* If you find the address is incorrect after importing, you should check whether the Secret Recovery Phrase, Private Key, or Keystore are backed up correctly. 
* If you import the private key, you won’t see the Secret Recovery Phrase on the wallet backup page.


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