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# How to connect your wallet
Description: Learn how to securely connect your crypto wallet to Tornado Cash Classic. Follow step-by-step instructions to ensure safe and private transactions
To connect your wallet to Tornado Cash, you have two options: You can either click on **Connect** on the main page of Tornado Cash, *directly after selecting your deposit amount.*
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You can also click on **Settings** on the top right of the page then click on **Connect your wallet.**
## **Metamask wallet**
If you have a Metamask wallet, you have to make sure you **already have the extensions installed** on your browser. *If you don't know how to install it, you can check this* [*tutorial*](/generals/tornado-cash-rpc.md) *before the next step.*
1. Once you have the extension installed, click on **Connect**.
2. A pop up page will open up asking if you wish to connect your wallet to Tornado Cash.
3. Click on **Next,** then **Connect**.
4. You are now connected to Tornado Cash.
## WalletConnect
For other wallets, **you should click on WalletConnect**. You will have to use your phone since many wallets do not have Desktop applications yet. **It generates a QR code that needs to be scanned.**
### **Trustwallet**
To connect your wallet, you will need your phone. If you have a TrustWallet wallet, you should open the application on your smartphone then follow the next steps:
1. Click on **Settings**.
2. Click on **WalletConnect**.
3. Scan the QRCode on Tornado Cash's page.
4. Click on **Connect**.
5. You are now connected with Tornado Cash.
**ImToken**
To connect your wallet, you will need your phone. If you have a ImToken wallet, you should open the application then follow the next steps:
1. **Click** on the icon (top right).
2. **Scan** the QRCode on Tornado Cash's page.
3. **Click** on Connect.
4. You are now connected with Tornado Cash.
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### **Argent Wallet**
To connect your wallet, you will need your phone. If you have a Argent wallet, you should open the application then follow the next steps:
1. **Click** on the Send (bottom right).
2. **Click** on the scan icon (top right).
3. Scan the QRCode on Tornado Cash's page.
4. You are now connected with Tornado Cash.
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### **Other wallets**
For others wallets, steps might be really similar: **WalletConnect's QR code needs to be scanned in order to link your wallet to Tornado Cash.** Make sure to always check for a scanning icon (often located on the landing page or the settings section on your wallet's application).
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