# Importing

Our hybrid wallet gives you full control over your private keys and assets, ensuring a secure and user-focused experience. You can easily import addresses from any [**Web3 wallet**](/knowledge-base/glossary.md#web3) that provides access to your private keys, allowing you to manage all your assets seamlessly in one place. 

Most crypto exchange users don’t use personal wallets, limiting their control over their assets. [**Walletium**](https://t.me/walletiumbot) bridges this gap, offering a secure, flexible solution for everyday transactions and long-term storage. We provide clear instructions using USDT as an example to help you understand how it works and how it can enhance your daily life or work processes.

Whether you need quick access or a safe place for the future, [**Walletium**](https://t.me/walletiumbot) is built to meet your needs.

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## Import your Address to your Walletium :

1. Go to your **Walletium** **Control Panel** and click on the **Wallet** button.

<img src="/files/wziijBZHdntSRf6lIYRM" alt="" data-size="original">

2. Tap the button **Import** placed at the bottom of the screen.&#x20;

<img src="/files/2ZTHVt1zd6NgRB5YZFCC" alt="" data-size="original">

3. Insert your **public address** and the **private key** (optional).

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{% hint style="info" %}
The imported address will automatically be organized according to our wallet principles.

* You can now manage the imported address through [**Walletium**](https://t.me/walletiumbot)**.**
* Address management will **also remain available** in the original wallet unless you decide to delete the address from there.
* **Never share private addresses with any third parties**. [**Walletium**](https://t.me/walletiumbot) administration will never ask you for a private address. Enter it **only** in the **private key field** within the interface.

{% endhint %}

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