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# Import from Trust Wallet

Some of these steps are to be carried out from Trust Wallet. We will make our best efforts to ensure this wiki article remains up to date; however, we cannot guarantee that Trust Wallet will not make significant changes to its UI in the future.

## Find your Trust Wallet passphrase

Follow these steps if you need to find your passphrase from your Trust Wallet. You can skip these steps if you already have a copy of your passphrase.

1. `Open` the Trust Wallet application.
2. `Select` your wallet name at the top middle of the screen. 
3. From the list, `select` the **3 vertical dots** next to the account for which you want to see the passphrase for. Then select **Manual**.
4. `Enter` your passcode, select the disclaimers, and `select` **Continue**.
5. Your passphrase will now be displayed – use this passphrase for migrating your account into Nova Wallet.

{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure to write down the words of your passphrase in the correct order and with the exact same spelling.
{% endhint %}

## Migrate your Trust Wallet account to Nova Wallet

Follow these steps to migrate your Trust Wallet account to your Nova Wallet using the passphrase.

1. `Open` the Nova Wallet application.
2. `Select` **Already have a wallet**.
3. `Select` **Trust Wallet**.
4. `Input` your **passphrase**.
5. Name your wallet. The wallet name is only used locally for your convenience.
6. `Select` **Continue**.

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