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# Getting funds out

To get funds out of your Subs app, you'll need to:

1. Export your private key from the Subs app
2. Import your private key into a wallet provider like Phantom

## Export your private key

### On web app

Steps

1. Hover over your profile photo and username in the top right corner
2. Click on "Export wallet"

Clicking on "Copy key" will allow you to copy your private key and use it to import your funds.

DO NOT share your private key with anyone. Anyone with your private key can access your funds.

No one from Subs or Phantom will ever ask you for your private key.

See Phantom's [help article on importing private keys](https://help.phantom.com/hc/en-us/articles/15079894392851-Importing-an-Existing-Wallet-into-Phantom).

### On mobile app

Steps

1. Go to the Account tab
2. Tap on "..." in the top right corner
3. Tap on Solana wallet
4. Tap on "Export private key" under Advanced

This will open a new page and ask you to log in.

Make sure you log in with the same login method as you used for your app.

Tap on the "Export" button. This will allow you to copy your private key and use it to import your funds.

DO NOT share your private key with anyone. Anyone with your private key can access your funds.

No one from Subs or Phantom will ever ask you for your private key.

See Phantom's [help article on importing private keys](https://help.phantom.com/hc/en-us/articles/15079894392851-Importing-an-Existing-Wallet-into-Phantom).


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