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# Web3Auth
## Guide on Using Web3Auth in Sacra: Falling of Myrd
1. **Login via Google:** Click on the "Google" button to securely authenticate yourself using your Google credentials.\
2. **Create a Password:** Once logged in via Google, navigate to the account page and create a password. This password is not stored by us but is an essential part of the web3Auth solution. Make sure to save the password in a secure location.\
3. **Copy and Secure your Private Key:** To ensure the safety of your funds, you need to copy your private key. This key is crucial for accessing your wallet and should be stored in a secure place. Never share it with anyone, as losing it would result in permanent loss of access to your funds.\
4. **Verify Wallet Access:** Open your preferred Ethereum wallet, such as Metamask, and use the copied private key to access your wallet. Ensure that the wallet address displayed matches the one shown on Sacra's account page. This confirms that you have successfully gained access to your wallet.\
5. **Safely Manage and Utilize Your Assets:** With verified wallet access, you can confidently send funds to your wallet address and engage in in-game trades and activities without worry. Guide on how to send money on your wallet (coming soon).
Remember to exercise caution and keep your private key secure at all times to protect your funds. Enjoy your journey in Sacra: Falling of Myrd!
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