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# Setup Wallet

To use SwapMode, you need a Mode network-compatible wallet. Options include SafePal, MetaMask, and TrustWallet. Download the latest wallet version from an official source. Follow setup instructions carefully, store your recovery phrases securely, and never share them or enter them on any site except your legitimate wallet.

To set up the Mode Network on your web browser:

1. In MetaMask, SafePal, TrustWallet, or another wallet, select Add Network. Choose the appropriate version for your browser, iOS, or Android.
2. Enter the required details in your web browser wallet's provided fields.

{% hint style="info" %}
Network Name: Mode Network 

RPC URL: [https://mainnet.mode.network	](<https://mainnet.mode.network	>)&#x20;

Chain ID: 34443&#x20;

Currency Symbol: ETH&#x20;

Block Explorer URL: <https://explorer.mode.network/>&#x20;
{% endhint %}

Alternatively, you can use [Chainlist](https://chainlist.org/?search=mode) to add the Mode Network by connecting your wallet to their website.

3. Bridge funds from Ethereum to Mode by [Bridge to Mode Network](/swapmode/getting-started/bridge-to-mode-network.md)
4. Finally, go to SwapMode, connect your wallet, and start swapping your tokens seamlessly and decentralized.


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