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# Getting Started

To start using W3block services, you must before enter in contact with our team requesting your company creation at our [website](https://w3block.io/). Once you're approved, you will receive:

1. Your Tenant ID (sometimes called as Company ID)
2. An API Key and API Secret
   * This pair of keys can be used to be authenticated as system into your api calls. Remember to keep it safe.
3. A super admin user account
4. A Wallet Connect URL
   1. This is an application hosted by us that users can use to register into your tenant, log-in using our SSO ecosystem and see it's wallets and inventory.

Having this all informations, you can go ahead and use all of our services.

{% hint style="info" %}
*During the company activation step, please make sure to inform what apis you want to use, because all of them need to be enabled into your tenant. If you get some error like "XXXX services is not enabled into your tenant", please contact-us.*
{% endhint %}


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