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# Creating Accounts and Setup

## Creating wallets

Let's add some wallet creation logic. We might as well create two wallets for some fun.

```javascript
  console.log('lets fund 2 accounts...')
  const { wallet: wallet1, balance: balance1 } = await client.fundWallet()
  const { wallet: wallet2, balance: balance2 } = await client.fundWallet()
  
  console.log('wallet1', wallet1)
  console.log('wallet2', wallet2)
  
  console.log({ 
      balance1, 
      address1: wallet1.address, //wallet1.seed
      balance2, 
      address2: wallet2.address 
  })
```

At this point, we should have two wallets with balances of 100 XRP.

We will save these in a more convenient way to reuse them as we progress through this tutorial.

Collect the seed values from the logs for both accounts, and let's create wallets from those seeds from now on. We'll need an issuer and a receiver so here we go:

First, we set the seed in the code

```javascript
const issuerSeed = "s...";
const receiverSeed = "s...";
```

Then we create issuer and receiver wallets from the seeds in the main function as follows:

```javascript
  const issuer = Wallet.fromSeed(issuerSeed);
  const receiver = Wallet.fromSeed(receiverSeed);
```

Putting it all together we have the following 

{% code title="index.ts" %}

```ts
import {  Client,  Wallet }  from "xrpl" 

const client = new Client("wss://s.altnet.rippletest.net:51233")

const issuerSeed = "s...";
const receiverSeed = "s...";

const issuer = Wallet.fromSeed(issuerSeed);
const receiver = Wallet.fromSeed(receiverSeed);

const main = async () => {
  console.log("lets get started...");
  await client.connect();

  // do something interesting here
  

  await client.disconnect();
  console.log("all done!");
};

main();

```

{% endcode %}


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