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# Managing Your Crypto Card

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1. Once the process is complete, you'll see your card in the "Account Balance" section.\
   You can top up your card by clicking on it in the menu, then "Operations" and "Top Up," or by clicking the "Transfer" button.

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2. In the **Transfer Menu**, you can check card details, top ups, or withdraw funds.

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2. After pressing the **“Top Up”** button, you will see a menu where you need to choose the top-up amount and slide the **“Next”** button to proceed.

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2. Shortly after, you will see your card with an updated balance and limits based on your added funds amount.

#### Final Notes

* You can find detailed information about the commission on our [Cards' Fees](/axolot-products/products-overview/crypto-cards/cards-fees.md) page.
* Keep your **Seed Phrase** secure to avoid losing access to your wallet.
* Always check your **Transaction History** for an overview of your deposits and purchases.

Enjoy using **Axolot Card**!


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