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# Wallets, Groups and Address Book

> How to switch wallets in Jupiter Portfolio, bookmark addresses, create groups of up to 15 wallets to view them together, and manage them in the Address Book.

Portfolio can display one wallet, or a group of wallets as a single combined portfolio. The account being viewed is shown at the top of the page, and the Address Book stores the wallets and groups you save.

## Switching wallets

Click the account name at the top of Portfolio to open the Switch wallet or group selector. It contains:

* A search field: paste or type any address or domain name, or pick a saved wallet or group.
* **Address book**, which opens the Address Book page described below.
* Recently viewed: the addresses you opened last, with a Clear action.
* Recently connected: the wallets you connected, with the one currently connected marked Connected.
* Bookmarks: the wallets you saved.
* Jupiter Wallet: if you use the [Jupiter Wallet](/user-docs/manage/extension-wallet) extension, the wallets stored in it, synced automatically in the order set in the extension. Only Jupiter can read the public addresses the extension stores.
* **Create your first group**, or your existing groups once you have some.

Next to the account name, a copy icon copies the full address.

## Bookmarking a wallet

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open the wallet">
    Open the account selector and search for the address or domain name, or pick a recently viewed wallet.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Bookmark it">
    Click **Bookmark** at the top right of the wallet's view. The button then reads **Bookmarked**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Organise it (optional)">
    Click **Bookmarked** to add the wallet to a group or remove it from the Address Book.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## The Address Book page

The Address Book page, at [jup.ag/portfolio/address-book](https://jup.ag/portfolio/address-book), lists everything you have saved. It has a Groups panel with **New group**, an All wallets list with **Add wallet**, and a Jupiter Wallet section for the extension's wallets. **Import** and **Export** at the top move the whole Address Book between browsers, see below.

<Note>
  Address Book data is stored locally in your browser and is only visible to you. It does not follow you to another browser or device.
</Note>

## Exporting and importing the Address Book

Because the Address Book is stored in your browser, moving it to another browser or device, or keeping a backup, goes through a file.

**Export**, at the top of the Address Book page, downloads a JSON backup of every saved wallet and group, named `bundle-<timestamp>.json`. The button only appears once the Address Book contains something.

**Import** opens a file picker and accepts that JSON backup, and nothing else: there is no CSV import and no pasting of a list of addresses. To add several wallets without a backup file, use **Add wallet** one address at a time, or paste them into a group with **New group**.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Choose the backup file">
    Click **Import** and select a `.json` file exported from the Address Book. A file of another type is refused with "Select a JSON backup file"; a JSON file with the wrong structure with "This backup file isn't valid".
  </Step>

  <Step title="Choose how to add it">
    If your Address Book is empty, the backup is imported as is. Otherwise the Import address book dialog asks how to add it: **Merge with current address book** keeps your wallets and groups and adds the ones from the file, combining group memberships for a wallet present in both; **Replace current address book** discards what you have and loads the file instead.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Warning>
  Replace cannot be undone: export your current Address Book first if you may need it again.
</Warning>

Entries whose address is not a valid Solana public key are dropped during import. Backups made with an earlier version of the Address Book are converted automatically. A wallet imported without a name is shown by its shortened address.

If you want to build a backup by hand, the file is a JSON object with a `version` string, an `items` array of wallets (`address`, optional `name`, optional `bundleIds`), and a `bundles` array of groups (`id`, optional `name`). Exporting once and editing the file is the easiest way to get the structure right.

## Groups

A group shows the combined portfolio of several wallets: one net worth, one position list, one activity feed. It is the way to follow several wallets you manage at once.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Start a group">
    In the account selector, click **Create your first group**, or use **New group** on the Address Book page, or **Create a group** from a bookmarked wallet's menu. Portfolio can also suggest a group from your recently connected wallets ("View wallets together").
  </Step>

  <Step title="Add wallets">
    Add wallet addresses or domain names. A group holds up to 15 wallets.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Name and customize">
    Name the group and, optionally, give it a custom icon.
  </Step>
</Steps>

To view a group, select it from the account selector or from the Address Book. You can set a group as your default view, so Portfolio opens on it.

### What changes when you view a group

* The Spot tab is disabled and the Spot PnL card asks you to choose a wallet: spot PnL is calculated for one wallet at a time.
* The Claimable positions dialog shows which wallet holds each item.
* The Airdrop tab shows one section per wallet.
* The Activity export covers the transactions displayed for the group.
* Actions stay limited to the connected wallet.