How do I create an account on the WebAuth Wallet?

Overview

This guide will walk you through the process of creating your WebAuth Wallet account, which automatically generates accounts for both the XPR Network and METAL Blockchain.

Part 1: Account Name Selection

1. Open the WebAuth Wallet App

   • Launch the WebAuth Wallet on your device.

   • Tap “Sign Up.”

2. Review and Accept Policies

   • Read and agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to continue.

3. Choose Your Username

   • Enter your preferred @username for the XPR Network (WebAuth Wallet).

   • Tap Continue.

   • ⚠️ Note: Your @username cannot be changed once your account is created.

4. Set Your Public Name

   • Enter your Public Display Name (this is how your name will appear to others).

   • Tap Continue.

Part 2: Backup and Recovery

5. Secure Your Recovery Phrase

   • You will be shown a 12-word recovery phrase.

   • Write down these words and store them securely — this phrase is the only way to access your account if you lose access to your device.

   • ⚠️ No recovery phrase = no access to your account.

6. Verify Your Recovery Phrase

   • Confirm your 12-word phrase by matching the words shown on the screen in the correct order.

   • Once verified, tap Continue.

Part 3: Email Verification

7. Enter Your Email Address

   • Provide a valid email address.

   • A 6-digit verification code will be sent to this email.

8. Verify Your Email

   • Enter the 6-digit code you received.

   • Tap Confirm to complete verification.

Account Creation Complete

🎉 Congratulations! Your WebAuth Wallet, XPR Network, and METAL Blockchain accounts have been successfully created.

To unlock all available features, make sure to fully verify your WebAuth Wallet account within the app.

If you're interested in creating a Vanity Address, click here

IMPORTANT: We are unable to recover your Private Key or 12-word recovery phrase for you. Without the Private Key or 12-word recovery phrase, you will lose access to the wallet and your funds. Click here to learn some best practices for securing your Private Key.