# Wallets and Security

**1. What is a crypto wallet, and why do I need one?**

A crypto wallet is a digital wallet that allows you to store, send, and receive cryptocurrencies like $HAWK. You'll need a wallet to receive your tokens and manage them securely.

**2. How do I create a new Solana wallet?**

You can create a new Solana wallet during the token claim process:

* Choose the option to create a new wallet when prompted.
* Your new Solana wallet will be embedded within your OverHere account for easy access.

**4. How do I access my new (Solana) embedded wallet?**

You can access your new wallet by logging into OverHere using the same social media account you used during the setup. Look for the **"Recent"** label next to your login option.

**5. Can I use my existing Solana wallet?**

Absolutely! If you already have a Solana wallet (like Phantom), you can connect it during the token claim process.

**6. Why are there two login options for some wallets (like Phantom)?**

For the $HAWK airdrop, please select the wallet option labeled "Solana." OverHere is designed to be compatible with multiple blockchains, which is why you might see two login options for certain wallets like Phantom. The unlabeled wallet options represent EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) wallets. Since Solana wallets are specifically marked with a "Solana" label, and because $HAWK is launched exclusively on the Solana blockchain, we recommend choosing the Solana option for the best user experience.


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