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# TrustWallet Set Up

## Setting Up Trust Wallet

### TrustWallet On Mobile to hold MOLLARS token:

**Step 1: Download the App**

1. Visit the iOS App Store or Google Play Store.
2. Search for "Trust Wallet."
3. Download and install the app.

**Step 2: Create Your Wallet**

1. Open Trust Wallet.
2. Tap on "Create a New Wallet."
3. Accept the privacy policy and terms of service.

**Step 3: Backup Your Wallet**

1. You'll be given a 12-word recovery phrase. Write it down and store it safely.
2. Verify your recovery phrase by tapping the words in the correct order.

**Step 4: Access Your Wallet**

1. Once your wallet is created and backed up, you can access it from the main screen.
2. You can now receive and send various cryptocurrencies.

### TrustWallet On PC to hold MOLLARS token:

Trust Wallet is primarily a mobile app, but you can use WalletConnect to connect your Trust Wallet to a web3 application on your PC.

**Step 1: Open a dApp With WalletConnect**

1. On your PC, navigate to a web3 application that supports WalletConnect.
2. Select the option to connect a wallet, and choose WalletConnect.

**Step 2: Connect Your Mobile Wallet**

1. Open Trust Wallet on your mobile device.
2. Tap the settings icon and select "WalletConnect."
3. Scan the QR code displayed on the PC screen.

**Step 3: Confirm the Connection**

1. Your Trust Wallet should now be connected to the dApp.
2. Always safely disconnect after you are done using the service.

Remember, your wallet's security is paramount. Never share your recovery phrases with anyone, and be sure to back them up in a secure location. Also, be cautious of phishing websites and only download wallet software from official sources.


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