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# Comenzar ahora

### Dónde descargar la Billetera de Backpack

[Descarga la Billetera de Backpack para navegador, iOS y Android aquí](https://backpack.app/).

### Cómo crear una nueva cuenta en la Billetera de Backpack

Este proceso aplica tanto para la versión móvil como para la extensión del navegador.

1. Descarga la aplicación o extensión de Backpack
2. Abre la aplicación o extensión
3. Selecciona '***Crear una nueva billetera***'
4. Elige la red blockchain apropiada
5. Nota: puedes añadir redes adicionales a la misma cuenta después de crearla
6. Revisa la advertencia sobre la frase de recuperación secreta y confirma
7. Anota la frase de recuperación secreta en un lugar seguro
8. Nota: Esta es la única manera de recuperar tu cuenta

### Cómo importar una billetera existente a Backpack

1. Abre el menú principal de Backpack Wallet y selecciona '+ Añadir Cuenta'
2. Selecciona 'Importar Billetera'
3. Elige la red blockchain apropiada
4. Escoge la ruta de importación adecuada
   * Importar frase de recuperación secreta
   * Usar una billetera de hardware
   * Importar clave privada
   * Añadir clave pública de solo lectura
5. Sigue las instrucciones específicas para cada ruta de importación


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