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# Updated Guide to Activate EOSForce on Math Wallet
### 1. Download Extension of Math Wallet
Visit to download **Math Wallet Extension** according to your browsers
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### 2. Config Math Wallet
Set a **password** for Math Wallet (not private key)
After setting the password, click the setting icon on the upper right corner to set "**Language**" and "**Networks**"
Scroll down on the list of "**Networks**", find "**EOSForce**" and turn it on
Go back to the home page of the wallet, click "**Switch Network**" on the upper right corner
Scroll down to find "**EOSForce**" and turn it on
Go back to the home page of the wallet, import the wallet by mnemonic or private key.
Go back to the home page of the wallet, you can see that the wallet has successfully been imported!
### 3. Use Math Wallet Extension on Budget System and Explorer
**Please make sure that your EOSC account has been imported to Math Wallet Extension and is open.**
Visit [https://u.eosforce.io](https://u.eosforce.io/), select the EOSC account to be operated in the pop-up window, and click "**Accept**", then you can successfully log in to the Budget System.
For the login operation of the explorer, please refer to the above step to log in to Budget System.
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