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# Importing your account into Crossmark
To use the same XRP Ledger account in both the XRP Ledger Snap and the Crossmark App, you can import your account using either the private key or the mnemonic phrase associated with your MetaMask wallet. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do this:
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**Important Reminder:** Never share your mnemonic phrase or private keys with anyone. Neither the Peersyst team, MetaMask team, nor Crossmark will ever ask for your secrets. Always keep your keys secure and private.
{% endhint %}
#### Steps to Import Your Account:
**1. Open the Crossmark App:**
* Launch the Crossmark App on your device.
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**2. Navigate to Account Management:**
* Tap the **Menu** icon in the bottom right corner.
* Select **MORE**.
* Select **ADD Card**.
**3. Add a New Account:**
* Choose **Import Existing** to bring in an existing account.
**4. Choose Import Method:**
* You’ll be prompted to select your preferred import method.
* **To Import with Private Key:**
* Select **Private Key** as the import type.
* Enter your private key in the provided field.
* Tap **Proceed** to complete the import.
* **To Import with Mnemonic:**
* Select **Mnemonic Phrase** as the import type.
* Enter the mnemonic phrase associated with your MetaMask wallet (the same one you use with the XRP Ledger Snap).
* Tap **Proceed** and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the import process.
**5. Final Steps:**
* After importing, verify that your XRP Ledger account has been correctly added to Crossmark.
* You can now use the same account in both the XRPL Snap within MetaMask and the Crossmark App.
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