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# Account Binding

Account binding allows users to link multiple authentication methods to a single Clique Wallet account, providing flexibility and redundancy in account access.

#### How Account Binding Works

When you bind a new authentication method to your account:

1. You must be logged in with an existing authentication method
2. You authenticate with the new method you want to bind (e.g., sign in with Google, verify email, connect external wallet)
3. The new authentication method is linked to your existing account
4. You can now use any of your bound authentication methods to access the same account

#### Benefits of Account Binding

* **Redundancy**: If you lose access to one authentication method, you can still access your account using another bound method
* **Flexibility**: Switch between authentication methods based on convenience or device availability
* **Migration**: Gradually migrate from one authentication method to another without losing access to your wallets
* **Security**: Multiple authentication methods provide additional security layers

#### Binding Restrictions

* Each authentication method can only be bound to one Clique Wallet account
* You cannot bind an authentication method that is already bound to another account
* You cannot bind the same authentication method twice to your account


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