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# Creating an Account

Get started with Bullpen in one minute.

### Access the App

Go to [app.bullpen.fi](https://app.bullpen.fi/) on any browser (desktop or mobile).

## Sign-Up Options

Bullpen offers multiple ways to create an account:

| Method          | Description                      |
| --------------- | -------------------------------- |
| **Wallet**      | Connect an existing wallet       |
| **X (Twitter)** | Sign in with your X account      |
| **Google**      | Sign in with your Google account |
| **Email**       | Sign up with email and password  |

Choose whichever method is most convenient for you.

## Embedded Wallet

When you create an account, Bullpen automatically creates a non-custodial embedded wallet using Turnkey. This wallet is used for all trading activity.

* No seed phrase to remember during signup
* Export your private key at any time
* Only you can authorize transactions
* Fully non-custodial

## Importing an Existing Wallet

If you already have a wallet you want to trade with:

1. Create a Bullpen account using any sign-up method above
2. Go to Profile → Wallets
3. Click "Import Wallet"
4. Enter your private key or seed phrase
5. Set the imported wallet as your primary wallet

This lets you trade using an existing wallet while benefiting from Bullpen's interface and execution.

## Next Steps

1. [Fund your wallet](/getting-started/funding-your-wallet.md)
2. [Account Types](/getting-started/account-types.md)
3. [Start trading](/trading/overview.md)

## Security

* Bullpen is non-custodial. Only you control your funds.
* Private keys are secured by your device's hardware security.
* Always verify you're on the official app.bullpen.fi domain.
* Enable device security features (biometrics, strong PIN)


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