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# Funding Your Magic Wallet

### Why You Should Fund Your Magic Wallet

There are a number of ways that you can participate onchain on Common including purchasing [Launchpad](/commonwealth/launch/launchpad.md) tokens, accessing gated areas, voting, and earning rewards In order to participate in any onchain activity on Common, users must have funds available on their connected address. Therefore, Common has built an onramp that allows users to add funds to their [Magic address](/commonwealth/account-overview/creating-your-account/sso-explained.md). 

*note: if you have logged into Common with a wallet using one of the "Wallet" options you can leverage the funds within that wallet to participate in all of Common's onchain activities.*

Funds can be added to a Magic address [during the account creation process](/commonwealth/community-overview-1/common-wallet/funding-your-magic-wallet/adding-funds-during-account-creation.md) or by adding funds later in the Wallet page. 


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