# How to export your Trojan bot wallet's private key

> In the Trojan Terminal, open your wallets, click the three dots on the wallet’s row, choose Export Private Keys and click Copy Key. In the Telegram bot, the route guides give is Settings, Wallets, your wallet, Export Private Keys, then Show Private Keys.

Page: https://ravenwallet.pro/blog/trojan-wallet-private-key
Updated: 2026-11-06

## The short answer

Trojan now comes in two forms: the Telegram bot it started as, and the web Terminal from the same team. You can get a wallet's private key from either, but the buttons differ.

| Where you trade | Route | Source of the steps |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Trojan Terminal (web) | Wallet button, three dots on the wallet's row, Export Private Keys, Copy Key | Trojan's own docs |
| Trojan Telegram bot | /start, Settings, Wallets, your wallet, Export Private Keys, Show Private Keys, tap to copy | A guide from Sol Incinerator, not from Trojan |

Unlike [Photon](/blog/photon-wallet-private-key) or [BullX](/blog/bullx-wallet-private-key), Trojan's docs do not describe a key shown only once. The export sits in the wallet's menu.

## Which wallet do you mean?

Check this first, because the key you want may not be in Trojan at all.

| Wallet | What it is | Where its key lives |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Your login wallet | A wallet such as Phantom that you connect to log in to the Terminal | In that wallet app. See [import and export Phantom private keys](/blog/phantom-private-key-import-export) |
| A Trojan wallet | One you made with Create New Wallet in the Terminal. Trojan's FAQ says a passkey login also makes a wallet for you | Export it from Trojan's wallet list |
| An imported wallet | A wallet you added to Trojan with its private key | Trojan's list, or wherever you first copied that key |
| A bot wallet | A wallet in your Telegram chat with the bot. W1 is the default | Export it inside the bot |

Trojan's docs only cover the Terminal. They do not say whether a bot wallet shows up there, so do not count on finding it. Go back to the bot.

## Export from the Trojan Terminal

These steps come from Trojan's Wallet Management page:

1. Open the Terminal at [trojan.com/terminal](https://trojan.com/terminal), the address in Trojan's docs, and log in.
2. Click the Wallet button at the top right, the one with the Solana logo. The Wallets tab on the Holdings page works too.
3. Find the wallet you want and click the three dots at the right of its row.
4. Choose Export Private Keys.
5. Click Copy Key.
6. Paste the key into your external wallet app.

Do this with nobody watching your screen, and with screen sharing off. Trojan's docs put the rule in one line: "Never share your Private Key with anyone!"

## Export from the Telegram bot

Trojan's docs do not cover the bot's export, so this route comes from a guide published by Sol Incinerator. Menus in a bot can change, so go by what yours shows:

1. Open your existing chat with the bot and send /start.
2. Tap Settings, then Wallets.
3. Pick the wallet. W1 is the default.
4. Tap Export Private Keys.
5. Tap Show Private Keys to accept the disclaimer.
6. Tap the key to copy it.

Use the chat you already have instead of searching for the name in Telegram. Search is where lookalike bots wait. If you have lost the chat, start from Trojan's [Links page](https://docs.trojan.com/additional-info/links), which lists the official Telegram address. No real bot needs you to paste a key to prove who you are, or asks for your recovery phrase.

## Put the key in Phantom

Phantom's help centre gives these steps from its welcome screen:

- **Phone:** tap More Options, then Import Private Key. Pick the network, paste the key and tap Import.
- **Browser extension:** click the Phantom icon, then I Already Have a Wallet, then Import Private Key. Name the account, pick the network, paste the key, click Import and set a password for this device.

Pick Solana as the network. Get Phantom only from [phantom.com](https://phantom.com) or your phone's official app store.

If Phantom shows an "Incorrect format" error, its help centre says the wrong network can cause that, so check that Solana is selected first. If it still fails, copy the key from Trojan again and paste it with nothing else around it. Do not paste it into a website that offers to fix it.

Once it is imported, Phantom can show you the key again:

| Where | Steps |
| --- | --- |
| Phone | Profile avatar, Settings, Manage Accounts, the three dots next to the account, Show Private Key, pick a network |
| Browser extension | Profile avatar, the gear, Manage Accounts, the account, Show Private Key, pick a network |

Two things Phantom says about imported keys are worth knowing. They "don't sync automatically, and the private key is only visible on the device where you imported it," so a second device needs the same import. And your Phantom recovery phrase "does not restore these accounts," so keep a backup of each imported key.

## You may only need to withdraw

If you want your money out rather than the key, you do not have to export anything. Every copy of a key is one more thing that can leak. In the Terminal:

1. Open your wallets and click Withdraw.
2. Pick SOL or a coin, the wallet to send from, and the amount.
3. Enter or pick the address that receives it, and check the details.
4. Click Withdraw.

Trojan's FAQ says to make sure the source wallet has enough SOL for the network fee. If you have several Trojan wallets, Consolidate moves funds from them into one first. The same idea outside Trojan is covered in [move everything from many Solana wallets into one](/blog/consolidate-solana-wallets).

## Keep it safe

- **The key is the wallet.** Phantom puts it this way: "Anyone with access to either has full control of your wallet."
- **Nobody real will ask for it.** Trojan says admins or support staff "will never ask you for it. If someone does, it's a major red flag."
- **Paste it only into the wallet you are moving to**, opened from its official address or app store, never into a site you reached from a link, a DM or a search ad.
- **Keep the copy offline.** Paper beats screenshots, notes apps and cloud drives. Chat apps are the worst place for it, and that includes Saved Messages in Telegram.
- **Clear your clipboard** by copying something else once you are done.

If you think someone already has your key, read [what to do in the first hour after a wallet is drained](/blog/phantom-wallet-hacked). For keeping trading money away from your savings, see [how to set up wallets for trading](/blog/trading-wallet-setup).

## If you trade from many wallets

Trojan caps you at 10 active wallets, and bot wallets, burners and old keys add up fast. Raven Wallet is a Solana wallet manager that holds many wallets in one place. You can bring wallets in with a private key or a seed phrase, and a picker shows what each account holds before you add it. Keys are locked in your browser with your password, and Raven's server keeps only that locked copy. Raven is open to everyone: [open Raven](https://app.ravenwallet.pro/) and make an account. More in [about Raven](/about).

## Questions

### Does Trojan show the key only once?

Trojan's docs do not say that. Export Private Keys is listed in each wallet's menu in the Terminal, and they describe no one-time limit.

### Does Trojan give me a seed phrase?

Trojan's wallet docs only talk about private keys, and the export gives you a private key. That key opens one wallet, which is the difference explained in [seed phrase vs private key](/blog/seed-phrase-vs-private-key).

### How many wallets can I have in Trojan?

Trojan's docs say you are limited to 10 active wallets. To make more, archive one you are not using, which takes it off the active list.

### Does Trojan hold my keys?

Trojan's FAQ says the Terminal is non-custodial and "does not store or control users' funds, private keys, or personal data." That line is about the Terminal. Trojan's docs say nothing about how the bot keeps keys.

## Sources

- [Trojan docs: Wallet Management](https://docs.trojan.com/trading-on-trojan/wallet-management)
- [Trojan docs: FAQs](https://docs.trojan.com/faqs)
- [Trojan docs: Signup / Login](https://docs.trojan.com/trojan-basics/trojan-signup-login)
- [Trojan docs: Links](https://docs.trojan.com/additional-info/links)
- [Sol Incinerator docs: Trojan](https://docs.sol-incinerator.com/reclaim-sol-from-trading-bots/trojan)
- [Phantom help: Sign in to or import a wallet](https://help.phantom.com/hc/en-us/articles/15079894392851-Sign-in-to-or-import-an-existing-Phantom-wallet)
- [Phantom help: View your recovery phrase or private key](https://help.phantom.com/hc/en-us/articles/25334064171795-How-to-view-your-recovery-phrase-or-private-key-in-Phantom)
- [Phantom help: Lost recovery phrase, private key or PIN](https://help.phantom.com/articles/4406393755411)
- [Phantom help: Troubleshoot wallet import issues](https://help.phantom.com/articles/troubleshoot-wallet-import-issues-4407240978195)