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# Create Multiple Wallets

Atom Wallet lets you create and manage multiple wallets within a single app. Each wallet gets its own set of addresses and seed phrase. This is useful for separating funds, managing different portfolios, or keeping personal and business crypto separate.

### Step 1: Open the Wallet Switcher

From the home screen, tap the **wallet name** at the top (e.g. "Main Wallet 6") to open the wallet list.

![Home screen](https://i.imgur.com/idGt4QT.jpeg)

### Step 2: View Your Wallets

The Wallets screen shows all your existing wallets. Each wallet is labeled "Multi-Coin" and supports all available cryptocurrencies. The currently active wallet has a **blue checkmark**.

![Wallets list](https://i.imgur.com/SS7XGw2.jpeg)

### Step 3: Add a New Wallet

Tap the **"Add Wallet"** button at the bottom of the screen to create a new wallet.

![Add wallet](https://i.imgur.com/Ae7fQ3O.jpeg)

### Step 4: Switch Between Wallets

Tap any wallet in the list to make it your active wallet. The blue checkmark moves to indicate which wallet is currently selected.


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