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# How to Import a TRON Wallet

## Open the TokenPocket App and Select the TRON Network

To get started, open the **TokenPocket app** on your device. From the main screen, click the **upper-right corner** to access the **network selection interface**. From there, choose the **TRON network** as your active network.

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## **Choose Your Import Method**

There are several options for importing your **TRON Wallet** depending on your situation. The app supports multiple methods, allowing you to select the one that best fits your needs. Here, we'll demonstrate the most common method: importing via a **mnemonic phrase**.

Advanced Mode: You can select the type of mnemonic import and enter the Passphrase.

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## Advanced Mode: Import with Passphrase

You can choose from multiple types of mnemonic phrase languages and fill in according to your actual situation. The Passphrase is a parameter set during the creation process, and you must use the correct mnemonic phrase + correct Passphrase to import the wallet correctly and manage the assets on the chain.

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## Conclusion

Importing a **TRON Wallet** to TokenPocket is quick and easy. By following the steps in this guide, you can securely access your **TRON Wallet** using a mnemonic phrase or private key, and even use an advanced Passphrase for extra security.


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