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# Export Your Keys
Steps to Export Your Recovery Key
⚠️ **Important:** Your recovery key is the only way to restore access to your wallet if you lose your device or password. **Never share it with anyone.** Store it securely (offline, encrypted, or with a hardware solution).\
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*You can view your recovery key at any time, simply go to Settings > Wallets > Export Key*
**Step 1. Open Settings**
* Click your **User Icon** → select **Settings**.
**Step 2. Go to Wallets**
* Navigate to **Wallets** in the Settings menu.
**Step 3. Verify your identity**
* Enter your **Phone Number**.
* Enter your **Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) code**.
**Step 4. Export Key**
* Click **Export Key** to view your recovery key.
#### 🔒 Best Practices
* **Write it down** and store it in a safe, offline location.
* **Do not screenshot** or store it in cloud services.
* **Never share it** with anyone, including Indexify team members.
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