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# Restore the Wallet that received the airdrop
If you're using MetaMask or WalletConnect with Minterest. Now you need to restore that wallet in Coin98, follow these steps:
1. Once you set a new password, you’ll navigate through your wallet’s setup process.
2. You can choose a **Hot Wallet** from various options & click Continue.
3. You can click **Restore** to import an existing multi-chain wallet that uses the public address you previously provided to the Minterest team (ensure the Multi-Chain option is selected).
4. Create a custom wallet name.
5. If restoring an existing multi-chain wallet, provide the wallet’s Seed Phrase & click **Restore**:
Once you import your Hot Wallet, you’ll see its total balance and a breakdown by different tokens on the home dashboard.
To find your Fan Card NFT, click the diamond icon on the home dashboard and navigate to the NFTs section (the 2nd of 5 icons).
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