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# Creating an Account
To get started, you’ll need to register on the platform. You can sign up using your email, Google account, or a crypto wallet. Email sign-ups require a quick verification step.
### Signing Up with Metamask or Phantom
Let’s use MetaMask as an example.
1. Go to [finance.p2pbet.io](https://finance.p2pbet.io), click 'Sign Up', and choose MetaMask.
2. Click Confirm and sign the transaction to express your agreement with the [Terms and Conditions](/documentation/legal/terms-and-conditions.md), [Privacy Policy](/documentation/legal/privacy-and-cookies.md), and [Bet Rules](/documentation/legal/bet-rules.md).
3. Congratulations, your account is all set!
{% hint style="info" %}
To view your profile or update your username or profile picture, click the account button in the top-right corner of the platform.
{% endhint %}
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