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# Connect Neverland to wallet

## 1. Connect Neverland to your wallet

1\) Go to[ **Neverland website**](https://n)**,** and press **Enter App.**

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2\) Then press \[Connect Wallet]

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3\) Metamask

Press MetaMask. Then enter your password. (If you have already logged in, you will move to the next step automatically)

* *Klip, Kaikas works with the same flow! If you need help on either of the wallets, feel free to request at our **Telegram - Global.*** 

![](/files/FApzZheI78jFBcPG9xUP)

4\) Then press 'Next' and press 'Connect'

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5\) You have just connected Metamask to Neverland!

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## 2. Add HOOK and CLOCK to wallet

If you haven't added **HOOK** and **CLOCK** to your token lists, follow the below steps.

Click \[Buy **HOOK**] and click '**HOOK**' and '**CLOCK**' from ADD TOKEN TO WALLET. Then **HOOK** and **CLOCK** should be connected to your wallet.

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Please read the next page, if you want to know how to buy **HOOK**.


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