Import private key to EVM-compatible wallet

Learn how to add your new wallet which was generated by QAN XLINK to EVM-compatible wallet.

Prerequisites

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Copy the Private key file from the Docker Volume to your desktop with the following command executed in your Terminal:
```
sudo cp /var/lib/docker/volumes/xlink/_data/privkey* > $HOME/Desktop/privkey.txt
```

Open Docker.
Click ‘Volumes’ located on the left sidebar.
Click ‘xlink’ on the list.
After clicking on it, there will be two tabs: "IN USE" and "DATA"
Click on the "DATA" tab
You will see a file with the following name: privkey_0_0xYOURADDR.txt
Save the file ‘privkey_0_0xYOURADDRESS.txt’ on your desktop.
Try to right click the file name and then click ‘Save as...’ if the option appears.
If this doesn’t work then you can see three dots on the right side while hovering over the file name with your mouse, click on the three dots and click ‘Save as...’

Open EVM-compatible wallet.
Import a wallet in your application.
Copy the contents from the file you saved on your Desktop (privkey_0_0xYOURADDR.txt) in the previous step (Get private keys from QAN XLINK) and paste it in the input box of the popup.
Save the settings.

At this point, the account has been successfully added and is available for use within your EVM-compatible wallet.

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