# Wallet Let’s talk Tirador Wallet. When you first fire up Tirador Bot, we’ll auto-generate a fresh Solana wallet for you. No extra steps needed. You’ll spot your wallet address right away in the main menu and in the Wallet section.

What can you do with your wallet? You can withdraw or deposit Solana anytime. You also have access to wallet reset, private key export, and wallet import whenever you need them.

## Withdraw SOL You can withdraw Solana at any time. You can withdraw all your Solana or just a part. To withdraw all Solana, tap “Withdraw ALL SOL.” To withdraw a part, tap “Withdraw X SOL”. If you choose "Withdraw X SOL," just enter the amount of Solana you want to withdraw.

Then you need to confirm the withdrawal whether you chose "Withdraw ALL SOL" or "Withdraw X SOL."

Then you'll see the result of the Solana withdrawal.

Of course, errors can occur during withdrawal. You can check them [here](/tirador-guide/error-messages.md). ## Deposit SOL It's easy, you know. When you tap "Deposit SOL," we'll simply show your Solana address again so you can copy it.

## Import wallet If you already have a Solana wallet, you can import it. Just keep in mind that your old wallet will be wiped out. We recommend withdrawing your tokens and saving your private key from the old wallet before proceeding with the import, just to be safe. Before importing a wallet, we'll ask you to confirm the action and give you one last chance to withdraw all your Solana, just to be safe.

Next, enter the private key of the wallet you want to import. Rest assured, your private key is secure. Just to be safe, we can't delete your message with the private key. We recommend deleting it from the chat for security purposes.

Afterward, you'll see the outcome of the wallet import.

Errors can occur here as well. As usual, you can read about them [here](/tirador-guide/error-messages.md). ## Private Key Export You can export your private key at any time. Tap on "Private Key". Just make sure to do so with caution. Of course, we'll ask you to confirm the action.

If you confirm the action, you'll see your private key. Don't worry, the message with your private key will automatically delete after one minute.

## Wallet Reset If you decide to create a new wallet, it's easy. This is usually needed when your old wallet is cluttered with too many worthless tokens. Tap the "Wallet reset" button and follow the steps. As usual, we kindly ask you to withdraw all your Solana and make sure you’ve saved the private key from your old wallet, just in case.

And just to be safe, we'll ask for one more confirmation.

Then you'll see two messages. The first one, just in case, will contain your old private key and will auto-delete after one minute. The second message will show the address of your new wallet.

That's pretty much it. Errors can occur, and you can read about them [here](/tirador-guide/error-messages.md). If you want to see any feature in the wallet, like multiple wallets or something like that, just reach out in [Tirador Chat](https://t.me/tirador_chat) or [DM](https://t.me/tirador_moderator). --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://doc.tirador.io/tirador-guide/wallet.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.