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# Link Wallet to Account

## Step 1: Sign in to Epik Prime Account

Go to epikprime.com and log in to an account.

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## Step 2: Go to Profile

Users can proceed to the Profile tab and click on "Link your crypto wallet".

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## Step 3: Connect Wallet

Users can scan the QR code if they are using mobile crypto wallet app, or select a wallet connected to the browser extension.

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## Step 4: Choose a Wallet Account

A pop-up will show where users can select an account in the wallet to connect to their Epik Prime account.

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## Step 5: Register the Wallet

Once users have chosen the wallet account, they can proceed to register the wallet to their Epik Prime account.

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## Step 6: Sign Using Crypto Wallet

Users will need to sign the linking/registration of their wallet address using their crypto wallet.

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