# Check if you own Bitmon

If you are already an avid Bitmap collector, it's possible you already have a Bitmon. Therefore it's important to check your existing collection for Bitmon. Here's how:

1. Go to bitlords.land
2. Connect your wallet
3. Check your Wallet
4. Identify potential Bitmon
5. Click through to check if it's a recognized pattern
6. If you see the pattern indicator, it's a Bitmon

<figure><img src="/files/995fPVGPEauFeYwRChy1" alt=""><figcaption><p>A Tustac with 5213 supply.</p></figcaption></figure>

Now you know how to check if a Bitmap is a Bitmon, you're going to want to **fill out your Bitdex**.

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[Fill out your BitDex!](/collect/fill-out-your-bitdex.md)
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[Collect](/collect.md)
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