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# Exporting my wallets

Suppose you’ve traded contract addresses (CAs) ending with **“cook”** using custodial wallets on trading platforms like Axiom, GMGN, BullX, etc.. In that case, you’ll need to **move your custodial wallet to a decentralized wallet** (like Phantom) to claim your points.

#### **Here’s the why:**

Cooking City’s point system is tied to your wallet address. It tracks your trading activity based on the specific wallet that executed the trades for “Cook” coins.

If you traded “Cook” coins on custodial trading platforms like Axiom, GMGN, BullX, the platform generated a custodial wallet for you in the background, which means the wallet address that executed your trades isn’t directly accessible unless you export it.

#### **“Chef, Can I Skip This Part?”**

Yes, if:

1. You already have your private key or key phrases written down somewhere safe.
2. You traded Cook coins directly using a decentralized wallet. In that case, just connect your wallet to Cooking City and claim your points.

### Guide for each platform:

* [Axiom](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/axiom)
* [Photon](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/photon)
* [GMGN](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/gmgn)
* [Bloom](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/bloom)
* [Pepeboost](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/pepeboost)
* [BullX](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/bullx)
* [Trojan](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/trojan)
* [Maestro](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/maestro)
* [AVE.AI](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/ave.ai)
* [MEVX](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/mevx)
* [BananaGun](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/bananagun)
* [UniversalX](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/universalx)
* [BonkBot](https://cooking-city-launchpad.gitbook.io/docs/cooking-points/claim-your-points/exporting-my-wallets/bonkbot)


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