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Core mobile: How do I create a new wallet?
Core mobile: How do I create a new wallet?

How to create a new wallet in the Avalanche native wallet, Core.

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Written by Conor Leary
Updated over a week ago

  1. If Core mobile is not already installed, users can download it in the iOS App Store or the Google Play Store depending on their device.

  2. Open the application.

  3. Users will have two options to create a new wallet:

    1. Continue with Google / Apple.

    2. Manually Create New Wallet (by receiving a recovery phrase).

Create wallet with Google or Apple

  1. Select the Connect with Google or the Connect with Apple.

  2. Select the email address to use or add it manually if it is not already logged in on the mobile device.

  3. Users can choose if they would like to add multi-factor authentication (MFA) to their wallet to use when accessing their wallet on additional devices.
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    1. If users choose to add MFA to their wallet, follow the prompts for the chosen method on how to add it to the wallet.

    2. Users can choose to skip adding MFA to their wallet and set it up later.

  4. Choose to opt in or out for Core Analytics by selecting Unlock or No Thanks.

  5. Name the wallet and create a pin.

  6. After verifying the pin, users will be asked if they want to use biometric login for the application (Face ID or Touch ID).

Manually Create New Wallet

  1. Select Manually Create New Wallet to start a new wallet with a fresh recovery phrase.

  2. Record and verify the recovery phrase and store it safely.

  3. Choose to opt in or out for Core Analytics by selecting Unlock or No Thanks.

  4. Create a wallet name.

  5. Create and verify a security PIN.

  6. After verifying the pin, users will be asked if they want to use biometric login for the application (Face ID or Touch ID).


For any additional questions, please view our other knowledge base articles or contact a support team member via the chat button. Examples are for illustrative purposes only.

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