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    • ✨What is DevTools?
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    • How to create an account
      • Log In to your account
      • Recover your passkey
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    • How to use the Bundler
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  • Volume Generation
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  • Create your DevTools Account
  • Creating Your Passkey
  • Backing Up Your Passkey Recovery Credentials
  1. Getting Started

How to create an account

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Last updated 2 months ago

Create your DevTools Account

  1. Choose Your Login Method

    • Continue with Telegram

    • Continue with Google

    • Continue with Email

  2. Verify Your Account

    • If you used email, check your inbox for a verification link.

    • If you used Google or Telegram, follow the on-screen prompts to confirm.

Once verified, you’re ready to create a passkey.


Creating Your Passkey

  1. Click “Create Passkey”

    • After you verify your account, you’ll see an option to create a passkey with DFNS.co.

  2. Authorize Your Account

    • DevTools is non-custodial, so this passkey is used to securely generate wallets and sign transactions within the app.

    • Only your device can access your wallets, so treat your passkey with the same care you’d give to a seed phrase.


Backing Up Your Passkey Recovery Credentials

  1. Recovery Key Secret & Credential ID

    • After creating your passkey, you’ll be shown two pieces of information:

      • Recovery Key Secret

      • Recovery Credential ID

  2. Download or Copy

    • Download the credentials or Copy them to a secure location.

    • Important: You will only see this information once. If you lose it, you may lose access to your wallet.

  3. Store Securely

    • Treat these credentials like seed phrases.

    • Consider using a password manager or secure offline storage to keep them safe.