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# Connect to other wallets

When making a connection request to your user’s wallet, you can use the `Wallet.request` method to let them select their preferred wallet first:

```tsx
import Wallet from 'sats-connect';

export const App = () => {
  const handleConnect = async () => {
    const data = await Wallet.request('getAccounts', null);
  };

  return <button onClick={handleConnect}>Connect</button>;
};
```

If a [wallet is connected already](/sats-connect/connecting-to-the-wallet/connect-to-other-wallets/manage-a-users-default-wallet.md), the method resolves to the connected account's addresses.

If the user has not connected a wallet yet, the method will prompt them to select from their preferred wallet from a list of [Sats Connect-compatible wallets](/sats-connect/wallet-providers.md).&#x20;

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Once they select a wallet, they will be presented with a connection request in their selected wallet, according to the parameters passed to the [getAccounts ](/sats-connect/connecting-to-the-wallet/legacy-getaccounts.md)method.&#x20;


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