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# Sign Up

The first step in onboarding to Helix is signing up. This is very similar to what you would do on any other website, and can be done with an email address or a Web3 wallet. 

Just click the ![](/files/YWqrH640BduCoGNCJmsH) button in the top right-hand corner of the Helix app to get started.

### Via Email

When the pop-up window appears, you will see two options for signing up with email. You can choose to proceed using Google SSO or by typing your email in directly. Selecting either option will automatically create a fresh wallet address for your account without the need to download a separate browser extension. 

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Pick your preferred email method and click "Continue" to finish creating your account. That's it, at this point you are ready to move on to the next step: [Add Funds](/getting-started/add-funds.md)

### Via Wallet

When the pop-up window appears, you will see several options for signing up with a wallet. Helix supports 10+ wallets, including most popular providers like MetaMask, Keplr, Ledger, and Phantom.

Select your wallet of choice and sign the message granting Helix permission to connect. That's it, at this point your account has successfully been created, and you are ready to move on to the next step: [Add Funds](/getting-started/add-funds.md)


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