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In the MPC wallet generation process, two sets of key shares are generated. The signing key shares are used for signing transactions, and the backup key shares are used for recovery if the device storing a signing key shares is lost. The generate command initiates the MPC process to create a set of shares. The users share and the wallet address is automatically stored in the user’s secure phone storage. Once you have a Portal instance, you can now generate a wallet. In the example below, we create a Generate Wallet button: 
// Imports...

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
    lateinit var portal: Portal
    lateinit var generateButton: Button

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
        generateButton = findViewById(R.id.generateButton)
        generateButton.setOnClickListener { handleGenerate() }
    }

    private fun handleGenerate() {
        lifecycleScope.launch {
            portal.createWallet { status ->
                // Do something with the status, such as update a progress bar
                // or log the progress
                Log.d(
                  "[PortalEx]",
                  "Generate status: ${status.status} is done: ${status.done}",
                )
              }.onSuccess { walletAddresses ->
                Log.d(
                  "[PortalEx]",
                  "✅ Generated address successfully! $walletAddresses",
                )
              }.onFailure { e ->
                Log.d("[PortalEx]", "Error generating share: ${e.stackTraceToString()}")
              }
        }
    }
}
Be sure to use a Production API key when creating clients for production. Read more details about going to production here.
WARNING: To create a wallet with the Portal SDK, your device must be configured to use passcode authentication. If you change your passcode, your Portal wallet will continue to operate as expected. However, if you disable passcode authentication after running the generate function, you will be required to execute the recover function before you can continue using your Portal wallet.

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Status Flow

1. GeneratingShare("Generating share")
2. ParsingShare("Parsing share")
3. StoringShare("Storing share")
4. Done("Done")
Now that you’ve generated a wallet, let’s back it up in the next section.