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Creating a personal Enta account takes four steps: choose the account type, confirm your email, create a passkey, and add a recovery contact. There’s no password at any point.
This guide covers the personal account. For a company account see Business Signup, which follows the same first two steps and then diverges into business verification.

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1. Choose who the account is for

The sign-up screen is headed “Sign up” — “Setup wallet to hold, send, and spend USD₮, XAU₮ and Bitcoin in three quick steps.” Under “Who’s this account for?” there are two cards:
  • For me — “A personal wallet”
  • For my business — “A wallet for a company”
Pick For me. The card fills in with a tick in the corner once selected. Tap Continue. Sign up landing, personal selected Below the button, a line notes that by signing up you agree to Enta’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. If you already have an account, Sign in is in the header.
Pressing Continue without picking a card shows “Choose an account to continue.” and outlines both cards in red.
Error on the sign up landing screen

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2. Enter your email

Step 2 asks “What’s your email?” — “We’ll send a one-tap link.” Type your address into the Email field and tap Send me the link. Enter your email There’s no password to choose here, and no code to invent — the link in your inbox is what proves the address is yours. The next screen confirms “Check your inbox” — “Link sent to” followed by your address. Go and open the email. Check your inbox If it hasn’t arrived, the screen offers help: “Didn’t get it? Check spam”, a Resend button, and Use a different email if you typed it wrong.
Resend is on a short timer. It first appears as “Resend in 0:45” and becomes tappable once the countdown finishes.
Resend timer counting down
Requesting the link repeatedly locks the button temporarily, with the message “Too many resends. Try again in x minutes”. Wait it out rather than starting again with a new email.
Resend cool-off

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4. Create your passkey

Step 3 is “Secure your wallet” — “Create a passkey so only you can unlock your account. No password needed”. You’ll see a card for the device you’re on — for example This Mac, “Use this device biometrics to sign in” — badged “Takes less than 30 seconds”. Tap Create passkey. Create a passkey The panel beside it answers “What is a passkey?”: “A passkey is a safer way to sign in. Your device or password manager stores it securely, and you unlock it with your face or fingerprint.” It highlights two benefits — it can work across devices, and it’s phishing-proof because “Passkeys only work on the real Enta site”.

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5. Confirm with your device

Enta then hands over to your browser and operating system, and its own button greys out to “Awaiting browser input” while it waits. What you see next depends on your setup: Chrome shows “Create a passkey for Enta” with your email listed, and Continue / Cancel / Use a different device. It notes: “This passkey will only be saved on this device.” Chrome passkey dialog macOS then asks for Touch ID — “Google Chrome” is trying to verify your identity on Enta — with “Touch ID or enter your password to allow this.” macOS Touch ID prompt Windows shows Windows Security, headed “Making sure it’s you”, with “Let’s save a passkey on this device to sign in to Enta” and the status “Looking for you…” while it reads your face or fingerprint. Windows Hello prompt
These dialogs belong to your browser and operating system, not to Enta, so their exact wording and buttons vary by version. Enta stays on the “Secure your wallet” screen behind them until you finish.

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6. Add a recovery email

Step 4 is “Add recovery email” — “In case you lose access to your primary email or passkey, you’ll use this to recover your account.” Enter an address in Recovery email. The helper text explains “We’ll send a one-time verification code to confirm”. There’s also a Use phone number instead toggle if you’d rather use a mobile number. Tap Send Code. Add recovery email Then “Enter recovery email OTP” — “We’ve sent verification code to” your recovery address. Type the 6-digit code into the boxes. Enter the recovery code As with the earlier step, there’s “Didn’t get it? Check spam”, a Resend in 0:45 timer, and Use a different email.
Use an address on a different provider from your main one where you can. If you lose access to your primary email, a recovery address at the same provider may be locked out too.
Once the code is accepted your account is created and your wallet is live. You’re now a Tier 1 user — see Dashboard for what you can do, and KYC when you’re ready to verify.

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7. If your device can’t create a passkey

Some computers have no fingerprint reader, no face camera and no Windows Hello. On those, sign-up stops with “This device can’t sign you up” — “Enta uses passkey instead of a password. We couldn’t find any of those on this computer. We have alternative(s) below.” Two options are offered:
  • Use your phone — “Scan a QR code and approve on your phone with Face ID or Touch ID.”
  • Use a different device — “Another laptop with Touch ID or Windows Hello.”
Sign up blocked on this device Choosing Use your phone brings up a QR code: “Create a passkey on a phone or tablet” — “Scan this QR code with a camera on the device you want to create a passkey for Enta”. Scan it, approve with your face or fingerprint on the phone, and sign-up continues. Scan to continue on your phone The panel alongside explains “Why we need this”: “Enta is a digital wallet. Your wallet is locked to your device with your face or fingerprint, the same way you unlock your phone. Without that, there’s no safe way to keep your money on this computer.” Under WHAT WORKS it lists:
  • An iPhone or Android phone with Face ID or fingerprint
  • A Mac with Touch ID
  • A Windows PC with Windows Hello (face or fingerprint)