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  1. Getting Started

Installing a Self-Custodial Wallet

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Last updated 1 year ago

While we offer self-custodial login options with email and social logins, we recommend using OpenPeer through your own self-custody wallet on your device. If you're interacting with OpenPeer on mobile we recommend accessing OpenPeer through the browser within your wallet like those offered by Metamask, Trust Wallet, or Coinbase Wallet.

If you're interacting with OpenPeer on desktop (app.openpeer.xyz) we recommend using a browser wallet like Metamask, Rabby or .

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