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# Getting started

**Step 1**

In order to launch the CrossFi DApp, users need to have one of the following cryptocurrency wallets and create an account to access the CrossFi DeFi staking pool.

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**Download Metamask, imToken or TokenPocket wallet in advance, they all support the CrossFi DApp.**

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Metamask wallet download link: 

{% embed url="<https://metamask.io/download>" %}

imToken wallet download link:&#x20;

{% embed url="<https://www.token.im>" %}

TokenPocket wallet download link:&#x20;

{% embed url="<https://download.tokenpocket.pro/index.html?new=#/>" %}

After downloading & installing, open the wallet and select the Ethereum Mainnet wallet.

**Step 2**

**Keep some ETH in the wallet.**

ETH is required as the gas fee for every transaction, ensure that you have enough ETH in your wallet to at least pay the gas fee required for a transaction. The specific retained amount and gas fee are based on Ethereum transactions.


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