/wallets and use the two buttons at the bottom of the screen:
Import a wallet
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Open the importer
/wallets β π Import.2
Choose where it lands
Pick the profile that should hold it, and give it a label if you want one. Leave the label blank and Dawn names it Wallet n like any other.The profile needs a free slot β each one holds 5 wallets.
3
Give the key, or both keys
A Dawn wallet is an EVM address and a Solana address together. You can import:
- a Solana key on its own,
- an EVM key on its own,
- or both, paired into one wallet.
4
Confirm
The imported wallet becomes the one in use in that profile, and a confirmation card lands in your chat with both addresses.
Why importing happens in the app
Your key is encrypted on your own device before it is sent anywhere, and Dawn never sees it in readable form. That is also why it is not done in the chat. A key typed as a Telegram message would sit in a chat log as plain text, for as long as that chat exists.Export a private key
1
Open the wallet manager
/wallets β π Export.2
Pick the wallet
Check the label and the address before you go on. If the wallet is in another profile, switch profile in Telegram and reopen the app.
3
Reveal and store it
The key is shown by Privy in its own secure window. Save it somewhere only you can reach β a password manager, not a screenshot and not a chat.
Dawn wallets use individual private keys, not one shared seed phrase. Exporting one wallet reveals that wallet and no other.
