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# “Export Passphrase” Function
**Step 1**
* Access to FRUITS web wallet.
**Step 2**
* Click on to Manage Account Select box at (1), then click on the "Manage Accounts" button. 🡪 Go to the “Account List” page.
**Step 3**
* In the account list, click the “Export Passphrase” button of the Multi-coin wallet 🡪 Display the “Export Passphrase” popup.
**Step 2**
* In the “Export Passphrase” popup, enter your account's PIN code.
**Note:**
* The passphrase is the master key to your wallet. Never share it with anyone else.
* FRUITS Wallet will never ask you to share your passphrase.
* If you lose your passphrase, your funds will be lost forever.
**Step 3**
* Click the “Export” button to display the passphrase code.
* Click the iconto copy passphrase --> After copying the password, users can paste it somewhere safe, so that they can later use it to recover their wallet easily.
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