# Connecting Your Wallet

You need a wallet to buy raffle tickets, vote on governance proposals, and trade tokens on Sudo.

## Supported Wallets

Sudo supports any Aptos-compatible wallet, including:

* **Aptos Connect** — Social login (Google, Apple, etc.). No wallet extension needed. Best for new users.
* **Petra** — Aptos' official wallet. Browser extension and mobile.
* **Nightly** — Multi-chain wallet with Aptos support. Browser extension and mobile.
* **Martian** — Browser extension wallet for Aptos.
* **Pontem** — Browser extension wallet for Aptos.
* **OKX Wallet** — Multi-chain wallet with Aptos support.
* **Trust Wallet** — Mobile-first multi-chain wallet.

Any wallet that supports the AIP-62 standard will work with Sudo automatically.

## How to Connect

1. Click **Connect Wallet** in the top-right corner of the page.
2. Choose your wallet:
   * **Aptos Connect** wallets appear at the top of the dialog for social login.
   * **Installed wallets** (Petra, Nightly, Martian, Pontem, etc.) appear next — any compatible wallet you have installed will show up automatically.
   * **More wallets** are listed in a dropdown with install links.
3. Follow your wallet's prompts to approve the connection.

Once connected, the button changes to show your wallet address. Click it to:

* **Copy your address**
* **View your account** (Aptos Connect only)
* **Disconnect**

## Network

Sudo runs on Aptos Mainnet. Your wallet should be set to the Aptos mainnet network. The current network is displayed next to the wallet button in the header.

## What You Need

* **APT tokens** for gas fees and ticket purchases (paid raffles).
* Gas fees on Aptos are low — typically fractions of a cent per transaction.


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