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# What is Gosuto

Gosuto is one of the first crypto wallets made specifically for Casper (CSPR)

With its simple and easy-to-understand design, you can send, stake, and unstake your tokens easily.

You can download Gosuto on your desktop computer or on your mobile phone. 

Gosuto allows you to view your crypto account balance from different wallets on the Casper Network.

With Gosuto you can:

* [Send tokens](/gosuto/tokens/how-to-send-tokens.md)
* [View the history of your deploys and all connected wallets](/gosuto/gosuto-app-overview/history.md)
* [Stake tokens to several different validators](/gosuto/gosuto-app-overview/stakes.md)
* [View past stakes ](/gosuto/gosuto-app-overview/history.md)
* [View stakes from all connected wallets](/gosuto/gosuto-app-overview/stakes.md)
* [Unstake](/gosuto/gosuto-app-overview/wallet-overview.md#stakes)

{% hint style="info" %}
Gosuto is an entirely local wallet, meaning no server is backing it up. Therefore it doesn't need a two-factor authentication since all your data is being stored locally.
{% endhint %}


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