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# Create a new wallet
Biport supports various EVM-compatible networks along with Bitcoin Mainnet (BTC). You can freely explore various DApps on different networks with Biport. Please follow the below steps to make a new wallet.
#### Step 1. Open **Biport Wallet** and click **`Create a new wallet`**
If you don't have a wallet, click `Create a new wallet` to start.
#### Step 2. Make a pin code for your wallet
Password must be at least 8 characters containing both uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers. Then, click `Next`.
#### Step 3. Check your recovery phrases (1)
These are 12 words that are the keys to your wallet. Without this, you will not be able to recover your wallet if you lose your password or switch devices. This should not be shared with anyone and be kept in a safe place.
Check the box to agree and click `Next`.
#### Step 4. Check your recovery phrases (2)
Write down the phrase and store it in a secure and private place. You will be required to verify your recovery phrase in the next step.
(*Note: The best place to write your recovery phrase is on a piece of paper. Storing it on your computer or phone may not be the best choice as there are possibilities of digital theft and hacks.*)
Click `Copy to Clipboard` and click `Verify Recovery Phrase` to continue.
#### Step 5. Verify your recovery phrase.
Write down the recovery phrase manually or paste it from the copied clipboard. Name your wallet as you would like to (up to 14 characters) and click `Next`.
#### Step 6. Enable `MetaMask Support` Function
With MetaMask Support activated, DApps recognize Biport as MetaMask. This means you don't need to experience any hurdle after importing your MetaMask wallet into Biport.
Please activate the function and click `Done`.
#### Step 7. Congratulations. Your Biport Wallet is now ready!
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