# Connecting Your Wallet

WAX Duel supports two wallet options for connecting to the WAX blockchain.

## Supported Wallets

### Anchor Wallet

[Anchor](https://greymass.com/anchor/) is a desktop and mobile wallet by Greymass. It's the most secure option and recommended for serious players.

### WAX Cloud Wallet

The [WAX Cloud Wallet](https://wallet.wax.io/) is a web-based wallet. It's the easiest way to get started if you're new to WAX.

## How to Connect

1. Go to [waxduel.io](https://waxduel.io)
2. Click the **"Connect Wallet"** button in the top-right corner
3. Select your wallet:
   * **Anchor** - Opens the Anchor app for signing
   * **WAX Cloud Wallet** - Opens a popup for login
4. Approve the connection in your wallet

Once connected, you'll see:

* Your account name displayed in the header
* A **"Disconnect"** button to log out

## Token Balances

When connected and viewing the stf.capcom pages, you'll see your token balances in the header:

* **FIGHT** (cyan) - Your $FIGHT balance for betting
* **TRAIN** (green) - Your $TRAIN balance for exchanging

These balances update automatically every 10 seconds.

## Disconnecting

To disconnect your wallet:

1. Click the **"Disconnect"** button next to your account name
2. Your session will end and you'll be logged out

## Troubleshooting

### Anchor won't connect

* Make sure the Anchor app is running
* Check that you're on the WAX network in Anchor
* Try refreshing the page

### WAX Cloud Wallet popup blocked

* Check your browser's popup blocker settings
* Allow popups from waxduel.io

### Balance not showing

* Wait a few seconds for the balance to load
* Try refreshing the page
* Check if you're viewing a stf.capcom page (balances only show there)

## Security Tips

* Never share your private keys
* Always verify transaction details before signing
* Use Anchor for larger token amounts
* Log out when using shared computers


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