# 🔐 Creating a Wallet for Your Agent

### 🔐 Creating a Wallet for Your Agent

LUMI Agent automatically generates a secure, non-custodial wallet for each user — whether you're using the **Web Terminal**, **Telegram**, or **Discord**.

#### 🧬 Web Terminal Wallet

When you sign up using a social login (Google, Apple, etc.), a wallet is instantly generated and linked to your profile.\
You can find your wallet address under your **User Profile > Wallet Address** section.<br>

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💬 Telegram & Discord Wallets

A separate wallet is also created for you when you activate the LUMI Agent on **Telegram** or **Discord**. Each instance is chain-specific and optimized for fast in-chat execution.

To view or manage your wallet:

```
/wallet – Shows your wallet info
/balance – View token balances
/address – Copy your wallet address
/send – Transfer tokens to another address
```

#### 🔑 Accessing Your Private Keys

To access your private keys, simply use the command:

```
/keys - Shows your private keys
```

⚠️ **Reminder:** Your keys are for your access only. Never share them. LUMI does not store or retain private keys beyond your session.


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