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# Can I Edit the Type After an API Project Is Created?

Yes, the type of an API project can still be edited after creation. Please follow the steps below:

1. Click WaaS > Settings > Developer<br>

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2. Enable the **API Type**.<br>

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3. Select the withdrawal wallets (multiple selections allowed) and designate a default withdrawal wallet. Click **"Confirm"** at the bottom.\
   **Note:** If no withdrawal wallet is specified for an API withdrawal, the system will use the default payment address of the set default withdrawal wallet for the transaction.<br>

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4. Edit the withdrawal wallet.\ <br>

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5. Make edits on the page and click **"Confirm"** at the bottom.\ <br>

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