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+## Introduction
+
+Talisman is a user-friendly crypto wallet and asset management hub built for Ethereum and Polkadot. Opening doors to an enriched web3 experience within the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystem, all while maintaining full EVM compatibility.
+
+ With the Talisman browser extension, you can securely store, send, and receive assets. The Talisman web app enhances your asset management experience, offering detailed oversight. Monitor your NFTs across diverse chains, delve into exciting dApps, and explore intriguing projects such as Astar effortlessly.
+
+## Onboard (Install)
+
+The extension is available on Chrome, Brave, Edge and Firefox. Download and install the Talisman extension from https://www.talisman.xyz. A download tutorial specific to your browser is also available [here](https://docs.talisman.xyz/talisman/navigating-the-paraverse/account-management/download-the-extension).
+
+## Create a new account
+
+1. After installation, select “Get Started” at the onboarding screen.
+
+
+3. Set a secure password
+
+
+4. Opt in/out of analytics and error reporting
+
+
+5. Select “New”
+
+
+6. Select either “Ethereum” to create an EVM compatible account, or “Polkadot” to create a substrate account. You can create additional accounts later, within the wallet.
+
+
+7. Choose an account name and click “Create”
+
+
+8. You will be presented with your recovery phrase. Make sure to store this recovery phrase in a secure place. Click continue once you have completed backing up your recovery phrase.
+
+
+9. You’re ready to use Talisman on Astar now.
+
+
+# Import account
+
+ **Using Polkadot.JS JSON file**
+
+1. Follow the same steps as creating a new account, but instead,
+ select “Import” then “Import via JSON”
+
+
+2. Choose the JSON file that you exported from P.JS. Thereafter, enter the password that you used to encrypt this JSON file and select "Unlock JSON File". If you have locked accounts will multiple passwords, the JSON importer will prompt you for multiple passwords.
+
+
+3. Click "Select all" to import all the accounts from the JSON file. You can also individually select the accounts that you want to import. Once you've chosen the accounts you wish to import, select "Unlock".
+
+
+4. The importer will cycle through all the accounts selected and attempt to unlock it with the password that you have provided. Continue to input all the passwords relevant to the selected accounts, then proceed by selecting "Unlock." Repeat until all accounts are successfully unlocked.
+
+
+5. Now that you've unlocked each account, select "Import" to complete.
+
+
+6. You are now ready to access all your newly imported accounts directly in Talisman.
+
+**Using recovery phrase/private key**
+1. Repeat steps 1 - 3 outlined above
+2. Select import then select import via Recovery Phrase
+
+
+3. To import an EVM account, choose Ethereum as your account type (or import a Polkadot account)
+
+
+4. Select a name and enter your recovery phase or private key that you want to import.
+
+
+5. Select “Import First Account” from the drop-down menu to import an individual account (there is also the option to import multiple accounts or choose a custom derivation path). Thereafter select “Import”.
+
+
+6. Select “Enter Talisman”. You've now successfully imported your wallet
+
+## Receive Astar
+
+1. From popup, select receive
+)
+
+2. You will be presented with a drop-down list, select the ASTR token on the network you will be receiving the tokens on ( such as Ethereum or Substrate). Make sure to select the correct network, indicated under the token name.
+
+
+3. Select the account you will be receiving the tokens in
+
+
+4. Finally, copy your address
+ 
+
+# Send ASTR
+
+1. Open the popup, select send
+
+
+2. Select the correct token from the list (you can search the token or network name). Check that the token is on the correct network (located under the token name)
+
+
+3. Select the account you would like to send the tokens from
+
+
+4. Enter the destination address
+
+
+5. Enter the amount you would like to send and click review.
+
+
+6. Review your transaction to ensure all details are correct. Once you have completed a review, click confirm.
+
+
+# Connect to dApp
+
+1. Head to [Astar Portal](https://portal.astar.network/), you will be prompted to connect your wallet.
+
+
+2. To connect an Ethereum account, select Talisman under EVM accounts.
+
+
+3. To connect a Substrate account, select Talisman under Native accounts.
+
+
+4. A window will open in your pop-up for you to approve the connection. Select the account(s) you would like to connect and select connect in the popup.
+
+
+5. The Talisman connector will allow you to see which accounts are connected from here.
+
+
+## dApp Staking
+
+1. From the popup, select “More Options” indicated by the three dots
+
+
+2. Select staking
+
+
+3. You will be taken to [app.talisman.xyz/staking](http://app.talisman.xyz/staking) (you can also access this portal directly). Scroll to Astr, and select stake from the staking dashboard
+
+
+4. Enter the amount you’d like to stake (minimum staking amount is 500 Astr) and choose the dApp from the dropdown menu. Thereafter, click “Stake” after you’ve reviewed your transaction
+
+
+Please note: there is an unbonding period of 9 days on Astar
+
+5. From the “positions” tab, you can see your staking position
+