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# Home

Cake Wallet documentation: install and set up the open-source wallet, then send, receive, swap, buy, and sell crypto with privacy tools and hardware wallets.

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Thanks for using Cake Wallet! Cake Wallet is open source with a permissive MIT license. Thanks for supporting open-source software.
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Cake Wallet lets you easily and safely store, send, receive, and exchange your cryptocurrency.

We've been making the hard things easy since 2018 so you can focus more on what matters and less on the technical details of crypto by providing intuitive privacy tools, cross-chain swaps, buying and selling crypto, powerful hardware wallet support, and much more at your fingertips.

New here? Click `Get Started` below to walk through installing and setting up Cake Wallet. Looking for a quick answer? Check the [FAQ](https://docs.cakewallet.com/faq), or reach our team from the [support page](https://docs.cakewallet.com/support).

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