> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://evm-docs.mimir.global/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://evm-docs.mimir.global/guide/connect-to-dapps/walletconnect.md).

# WalletConnect

Mimir supports connecting multisig accounts with other Dapps via Wallet Connect. As long as the Dapp supports Wallet Connect login, you can log in and perform various operations with your Mimir multisig account.

### **Step 1** 

First, open the Dapp you wish to log in to with your multisig account, such as Uniswap, and select WalletConnect as the login method:

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### **Step 2**&#x20;

In the WalletConnect page, click the copy button to copy the Pairing Key.

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### **Step 3**&#x20;

In Mimir, click the WalletConnect button on the top bar, paste the Pairing Key, and click Confirm.

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### **Step 4**&#x20;

Verify that the Dapp information is correct. If everything is correct, click Approve. Ensure that the network selected in the Dapp matches the network of the multisig address.

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### **Step 5**&#x20;

After initiating a transaction in the Dapp, return to Mimir to review and sign the transaction. Once signed, the transaction will be successfully initiated, and the subsequent steps are the same as for a normal transaction.


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