# Social Login

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**Important Notice**

Social login methods provide a convenient way to use GnoSwap, simplifying the complex wallet creation process. However, this method limits wallet functionalities to basic actions, such as viewing and transferring assets or signing transactions. To access the full range of functionalities, such as exporting your key or changing networks, you need to install [Adena](/user-guide/getting-started/create-an-account/adena-wallet.md) and log in with the same social. We recommend **keeping only a small amount of tokens in accounts accessed via social login** until you have securely saved your key in a safe location. We recommend **using Adena or other wallets to fully own and use your account.**
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**How does this work?**

GnoSwap has integrated with Web3Auth, a key management infrastructure provider that relies on multi-party computation (MPC). Simply put, Web3Auth splits your keys between its nodes and lets you retrieve them with your Social Account. The Web3Auth Social Login is a non-custodial service, meaning that no single party ever has access to your keys. If you'd like to learn more about Web3Auth, visit their [website](https://web3auth.io/).
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The convenient way to create an account is by using the Social Login feature available directly on the GnoSwap Web Application.

By default, GnoSwap allows you to sign in using your Google account or your X (Twitter) account. Clicking on either option will prompt you to continue on their websites to sign in. Once you successfully sign in, you will be instantly connected to GnoSwap with your newly created Gnoland account bound to your social login credentials.

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Alternatively, you can sign in using any other email provider you're using. Manually enter your email address and click on the arrow button to continue.

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You will be prompted to enter a 6-digit code sent to your inbox. Once you enter the code, you'll be signed in and connected to GnoSwap.

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