This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for creating a Bitkind account using various methods: Google account, email and password, phone number, and Web3 wallet. Each method includes detailed authentication steps, with recommendations for security. The tutorial emphasizes the advantages of using a Web3 wallet for seamless integration and immediate access to platform features.

Getting Started

1. Visit https://bitkind.org/signup to begin registration.

2. Select your preferred account creation method.

   

   Sign Up page

3. Follow the authentication instructions below.

   • Google Account
   • Email and Password
   • Phone Number
   • Web3 Wallet

Google Account

The easiest way to start using Bitkind is with your Google account. While it doesn't require a password initially, you can set one up or add new authentication methods later.

1. Click the Google button to be redirected to the Google consent page.

   

2. Select the Google account you want to link to Bitkind.

   

   Google consent page

3. After successful authentication, you'll be redirected back to the Bitkind website to complete registration. If you already have an account, you'll be automatically signed in and skip the registration process.

4. Go to Complete Registration section.

Email and Password

The traditional way to sign up is with your email and password.

1. Click on Email button to start creating an account with email.

   

2. Enter your email address and click next. If the account with the same email already exists you will receive an error, probably you already have an account and need to sign in.

   

3. On the next step you need to create a password, repeat it and click to next button. Creating a unique, strong password is crucial—never reuse an existing one. We recommend using the Password Manager on your Android or iPhone, which can generate and store strong passwords for you.

   

4. Go to Complete Registration section.

Phone Number

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While this method is simple to use, we don't recommend it due to security concerns—if you lose your phone or someone gains access to your number, you won't be able to log in. Additionally, this service isn't available in all countries.

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