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# Wallet name

In the metapro wallet, you can easily assign custom names to each of your cryptocurrency wallets for better organization and ease of use. This feature allows you to personalize your wallets, making it simpler to identify them based on their purpose, such as separating wallets for personal use, investments, or business transactions. To set or change a wallet name, navigate to the **Settings** section, where you can rename each wallet according to your preferences. This functionality ensures that managing multiple wallets is more intuitive and user-friendly.

In order to edit wallet name, you will need to follow a few steps.

**Step 1**

Click on **settings** button inside your wallet

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**Step 2**

Click **arrow** next to your wallet address

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**Step 3**

Click **3 dots** next to your wallet address

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**Step 4**&#x20;

Select **Change name**

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**Step 5**

Enter wallet name and click **Confirm**

{% hint style="info" %}
Name can be edited any time
{% endhint %}

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**Step 6**&#x20;

Name of the wallet has been changed accordingly

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