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# My Wallet

Your personal wallet in RayBot

RAY Bot automatically creates a built-in wallet for you when you first launch the bot — no manual setup required. This wallet is linked to your account and serves several key functions:

* **Subscription payments** — use your wallet balance to activate or renew your plan.
* **Referral payouts** — all bonuses from invited friends are credited directly here.
* **Key export** — you can export the private key and import it into any other crypto wallet.

### 📲 **How to access:**

1️⃣ Enter the `/start` command or open the main menu.\
2️⃣ Tap **💰 My Wallet** to view your balance and copy the address.

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### 🔒 **Security**

All your data is encrypted and stored securely. Information exchanged between you and RAY Bot remains confidential and protected from potential leaks.

That said, we recommend treating the RAY Bot wallet as a **hot wallet** — use it for subscription payments and receiving rewards.

{% hint style="info" %}
💡 For storing significant funds, always use **cold wallets** (hardware or offline wallets).
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**Important**\
RAY Bot never has access to your funds. The private key belongs only to you, and you have full control over the wallet.
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