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# aarnâ wallet (applies to other DeFi wallets too)

Step 1: Login to your aarnâ wallet

* Visit the aarnâ dApp at [app.aarna.ai](https://app.aarna.ai)
* Click the “create wallet” button and initiate the wallet creation process
* Make sure to approve the sign-in popup
* Wallet is now logged in

Step 2: Log into your CEX account (eg, Binance, Coinbase, BitStamp)

* Go to the ‘Wallet’ or ‘Assets’ section
* Ensure or buy the stablecoins needed for deployment (also a bit of ETH to cover the gas fees)
* Withdraw Stablecoins (as required by the vault) & ETH to your DeFi wallet
* Copy your DeFi wallet address (eg, aarnâ wallet) and paste it in the withdrawal section
* Choose the Ethereum network to match the âtv vault
* Confirm the withdrawal and wait for the funds to transfer

Step 3: Deploy Funds into the âtv Vault

* Enter the amount of stablecoins to deposit (minimum $100)
* Confirm the transaction and sign it in your wallet
* Wait for confirmation and receive your âtv tokens in return


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