# Connect Your Wallet to SquadSwap

 When the wallet is first created, it comes with the Ethereum network. SquadSwap currently allows you to trade tokens on the BNB network. Therefore, after creating your wallet, be sure to add the BNB smart chain network to your wallet.

Let’s add it. Access **Networks** to point the wallet towards Binance Smart Chain nodes.

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Click **Add a custom network** to manually add **Binance Smart Chain** **Mainnet**.

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Enter the following information in the blanks;

**Network Name:** Binance Smart Chain

**New RPC URL:** <https://bsc-dataseed.binance.org/>

**Chain ID:** 56

**Symbol:** BNB

**Block Explorer URL:** [https://bscscan.com](https://bscscan.com/)

Save it. Now, your wallet is ready to use for your transactions on SquadSwap.

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Now you can connect your wallet to SquadSwap and start your swaps and other trading operations.


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