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# How to Create and Manage Request
### Create a request
**Here is a guide of creating a request:**
**1.** Log in to [Cwallet](https://cwallet.com/), navigate to **Tools**, select **Request**, click **+Create Request** to start creating.
**2.** Fill in the information related to the request and click **Create** to create the request.
**Request Title:** Indicate the purpose of this request. Let others know what is paid for and make you manage the request better in the dashboard.
**Select Currency:** Choose the fiat currency for the price standard.
**Enter Amount:** Enter the payment price based on the fiat currency.
**Payment Request Description:** Give your request a detail description or you may leave other messages here.
**3.** Now you have successfully create a request! Share the request to others via Twitter, Telegram, link, or save the payment code.
### View and manage your request
In the dashboard, you can view all the requests you created, the total income of each request is clear at a glance, in addition, you may check each request code and transaction record as well. Easily manage all of your requests!
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