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# Get started

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First of all, the FMS platform works with web3 technology, not like any social platform, which means you don't need an email or password to use it, and you don't need any personal data either. All you need is an empty web3 wallet to use to create an account and log in, so without it, you won't be able to access any of the platform services, if you are new and don't know how to do it, don't worry, we will help you step by step so you can do it, It's very easy.

Why is the wallet empty? It is your choice, but for you to know that no transactions are made through your wallet for any activity, all transactions are done off-chain.

{% endhint %}

### Wallet installation

To be able to join the FMS community and start the activity, you must have a Web3 wallet

We recommend the Metamask Wallet, download it directly from the official website: [Download ](https://metamask.io/download/)

it works with many browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge, Opera) 

and mobile applications as well (Android & iOS), [learn more](https://metamask.io/faqs/)

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