# Magic Wallet Private Keys

### Accessing Your Magic Wallet Private Keys on Common

With Common's new update, users who sign in using **SSO + Magic Wallet** can now easily and securely access their **private keys**. This gives you full control over your assets, while still benefiting from the simplicity of Common's wallet experience.

#### 🔑 How to Reveal Your Private Key

Follow these steps:

1. **Log in** to your Common account.
2. Click your **username** in the top-right corner to open the dropdown menu.
3. Select **"Reveal Private Keys."**
4. **Agree to the Terms of Service.**
5. Your private key will be displayed securely.

⚠️ **Keep this key safe.** Anyone with access to your private key can control your wallet.

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#### 📬 Where to Find Your Wallet Address

To find and manage your wallet addresses:

1. Click on your **profile** in the left sidebar.
2. Scroll to the **"Addresses"** section.
3. Click the **copy icon** to copy any address, or the **external link icon** to view it on-chain.

You’ll see multiple addresses if you’ve interacted with Cosmos chains (like Osmosis, Juno, Regen) or Ethereum.

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#### 🤝 Why This Matters

This feature brings you the best of both worlds:

* **Self-custody**: You always have access to your keys.
* **Ease of use**: No extensions or seed phrases needed to start.
* **Flexibility**: Export your key if you ever need to use it elsewhere.

Have questions or feedback? Reach out in the Common support Discord.


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