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# Sign Up

Creating an account on Moby is fast and secure.\
Your wallet is set up through our trusted partner, **Privy**, for a safe and seamless experience.

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Your wallet is linked directly to your email. You can switch from **Mobile** to **Web** using the same account.
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## Signing-up on Mobile

1. **Download the app from the App Store (iOS / Android)**<br>
2. **Enter your e-mail and click "Get Code"**\
   \ <img src="/files/uuGGk4JzvuRLKeT9kJz2" alt="" data-size="original"><br>
3. **Verify your account with a one-time code (sent to your email).**\
   \
   ![](/files/J7YUmEMnpDWEoxpQu2WW)<br>
4. **Add funds (SOL or USDC) to start trading!**

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If you delete the app, lose your device, or misplace your private key, you can always recover your account by logging back in with your email.
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## Signing-up on Web

1. **Go to** [**MobyScreener.com**](https://mobyscreener.com)
2. **Click 'Connect Wallet'**
3. **Enter your e-mail**
4. **Verify your account with a one-time code (sent via email).**
5. **Add funds (SOL or USDC) to start trading!**


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