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# Create your wallet

Setting up Zidee takes a few minutes. You only need your phone and a Discord account or an email address.

## Before you start

* **Use your phone.** Zidee is built for mobile. On a desktop or laptop browser the app does not open.
* **Use Chrome or Safari.** Browsers inside other apps (for example Instagram, X, Telegram, WhatsApp, TikTok or Facebook) are blocked, because they cannot create your wallet safely. If you opened a link inside one of those apps, copy it and open it in Chrome or Safari.

## Step 1: Open Zidee and sign in

1. Go to [wallet.zirodelta.com](https://wallet.zirodelta.com) on your phone.
2. The first time, you see a short introduction. Read it or skip it.
3. Tap **Continue**. A sign-in window from Privy opens.
4. Choose **Discord** or **email**. With email, Privy sends you a one-time code to enter.

Zidee then sets up your wallet. This takes a moment.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you see a screen that says **Almost open**, new accounts are paused at that moment. Follow our [Discord](https://discord.gg/wSseuK26pH) for updates.
{% endhint %}

## Step 2: Confirm how your keys work

Before you reach the wallet, Zidee shows one short screen about your keys. It explains that:

* Your private key is held by Privy, not by Zidee.
* You get back into your wallet by signing in again with the same Discord account or email.
* You can export your private key from **Settings** whenever you want.

Tick the box and tap **I understand · Continue**. You only do this once.

This step does not export your key. To actually back it up, follow [Export and store your key](/getting-started/export-and-store-your-key.md).

## Step 3: Add Zidee to your home screen

Zidee is a web app. Adding it to your home screen makes it open full screen like any other app. On iPhone, it is also required for notifications.

* **iPhone (Safari):** tap the **Share** button, scroll down and tap **Add to Home Screen**.
* **Android (Chrome):** open the browser menu (the three dots) and tap **Add to Home screen** or **Install app**.

## Step 4: Protect your account

Turn on two-step verification. Open the menu by tapping your name at the top of the app, then go to **Settings** > **Security**. Privy will then ask for a passkey or an authenticator code before transactions and key exports. See [Your keys and self-custody](/security-and-keys/your-keys-and-self-custody.md).

## Next

* [Export and store your key](/getting-started/export-and-store-your-key.md)
* [Add funds](/getting-started/add-funds.md)


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