> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.autonomi.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.autonomi.com/token/using-autonomi-tokens/holding/compatible-wallets.md).

# Compatible Wallets

To store and manage your Autonomi Network Tokens on Arbitrum, you will need a compatible Ethereum-based wallet that supports the Arbitrum network. Below are the recommended wallets:

## **MetaMask**

[MetaMask](https://metamask.io/download/) is one of the most widely used wallets with the compatibility needed for Autonomi Network Tokens on Arbitrum.

It's available as both a browser extension and mobile app, and allows easy switching between the Ethereum main-net and Arbitrum for compatibility with Autonomi Network Tokens.

[Follow our guide to setting one](/token/using-autonomi-tokens/holding/how-to-create-a-metamask-wallet.md) up for the first time, and if you already have, don't forget to [Add Arbitrum](/token/using-autonomi-tokens/holding/add-arbitrum-network.md) and [import the token contract](/token/using-autonomi-tokens/holding/import-the-autonomi-token.md) so you are ready to go.

## **Ledger (with MetaMask integration)**

Ledger is a leading hardware wallet, and is designed for increased maximum security. As such it's suitable solution for long-term storage of your tokens.

It can be used in conjunction with MetaMask to interact with the Arbitrum blockchain, on which Autonomi tokens operate.

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In order to see your Autonomi Network Tokens in your wallet, make sure to [Add Arbitrum](/token/using-autonomi-tokens/holding/add-arbitrum-network.md) and [import the token contract](/token/using-autonomi-tokens/holding/import-the-autonomi-token.md).
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