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# Connect your wallet

## Steps

1. Open the Niftix app.
2. Click **Connect Wallet**.
3. Choose Phantom or Solflare and approve.
4. Confirm the wallet network matches the app (**Devnet** for tests, **Mainnet** for real assets).

{% hint style="warning" %}
If the wallet network and app cluster disagree, NFTs look empty and transactions fail.
{% endhint %}

## Mobile

Prefer the wallet’s built-in browser (e.g. Phantom Browse).

## Profile settings (optional)

Under **Settings** you can set display name, avatar, and notification preferences. This never replaces wallet security — Niftix cannot recover a lost seed phrase.

## Remember

Connecting alone never moves funds. Every deposit, accept, cancel, or execute needs its own signature.


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