For Users
This guide is for end users who want to start using Clique Wallet in an application that has already integrated it.
Creating Your First Wallet
Access the Application: Navigate to the application that uses Clique Wallet
Choose Your Login Method: You can log in using:
Social accounts (Google, X/Twitter, Telegram, Apple, etc.)
Email address
Phone number
External wallet (MetaMask, Phantom, Okx, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, etc.)
Logging In with Email/Phone Number
Enter your email address or phone number
Check your email or phone for a verification code
Enter the verification code to complete login
Your wallets are automatically created for all supported blockchains
Logging In with Social Account
Click on your preferred social login option (Google, X/Twitter, Telegram, Apple, etc.)
Authorize the application to access your social account
You'll be redirected back and automatically logged in
Your wallets are automatically created
Logging In with External Wallet
Click "Connect Wallet" and select your wallet (MetaMask, Phantom, Okx, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, etc.)
Sign the challenge message with your external wallet
You'll be logged in and your Clique Wallet will be created
After Login
Once logged in, you can:
View Your Wallet Addresses: Your wallet addresses for Solana, EVM-compatible chains, and Hyperliquid are automatically created
Sign Transactions: Sign transactions directly within the application interface
Manage Multiple Wallets: Create additional wallets for different purposes
Bind Multiple Login Methods: Add additional authentication methods to your account for redundancy
Security Tips
Bind Multiple Authentication Methods: Add email, social login, or external wallet connections to your account. This ensures you can always access your account even if you lose access to one method
Export Your Keys: You can export your private keys at any time through the export functionality if you want to migrate your wallets to another service
Keep Your Session Active: Your session will remain active as you use the application, but will expire after inactivity for security
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