# Logging In 

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*<mark style="color:blue;">A profile allows you to introduce yourself to the network and manage your projects so others can follow your work.</mark>*&#x20;
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### Log In from the upper right corner of the Regen page

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* You will be prompted to choose between two log-in methods:

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### Email or Social Log In

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[*<mark style="color:blue;">An email or social-based login is a good introduction to the network if you want to create and promote your projects, and potentially sell carbon or ecosystem service credits in the future.</mark>* ](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]
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* You can make an account using Google account (gmail) or an email. In either case, you do not need a password.
* If you choose to use an email, a code will be sent to that account. The code will be different each time you login, and will give you access to your profile page and account.
* If you choose to use Google, Google may send you a verification code, but generally you should be brought straight to your profile page.

You are now logged in!&#x20;

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*<mark style="color:blue;">You can move forward and set up your profile page to best represent you and your projects.</mark>*&#x20;
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### Keplr Login in

In order to do on-chain actions such as creating organizations, registering projects, and issuing credits, you'll need to log in with a Keplr wallet. [Learn more about wallets here](/guides/wallets/wallet-setup.md).&#x20;

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