# How to Connect a Wallet

## Step-by-step guide

Stepper blocks let you break down a tutorial or guide into separate, but clearly linked steps. Each step can contain multiple different blocks, allowing you to add detailed information.

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{% step %}
**Click Connect Wallet on Mosaic Launchpad.**
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{% step %}
**Pick your wallet type: an EVM wallet (e.g., MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet) or a Substrate-compatible wallet. Mosaic uses WalletConnect/Web3Modal under the hood to negotiate a connection (“session”). The session declares which chains the dapp wants; your wallet will prompt you to approve.**
{% endstep %}

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**Approve the session request in your wallet. If your wallet says the requested chain isn’t approved, it means that chain wasn’t in the session request, and the session must be updated (you’ll be prompted).**
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{% endstepper %}

**Tip:** Modern WalletConnect sessions can span multiple chains, so once connected, you can switch between supported chains without re-pairing.

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