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# Quick Guide

### STEP 1 - Personal Organization (User Account)

1. [Signup](https://metaclav.com/auth/signup) and Login to MetaClav (note that at the moment Signup is invite only)
   * This step will generate your "personal" org and a default workspace (hd wallet)
   * By default you are the admin and custodian of the default workspace\
     \&#xNAN;*<mark style="color:red;">Note: upon login if you see some error codes pls ignore and navigate to your workspace</mark>*\
     \ <br>

     <figure><img src="/files/ZffdqAxvsMDfw18hgjLl" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
2. Activate your default workspace
   * First [download MetaClav's Beta app in TestFlight](https://testflight.apple.com/join/CSK6iRUJ) and follow instructions on the page
   * Login to the Beta App with your user credentials
   * Scan the QR code displayed in the screen (see [recording](https://www.loom.com/share/5e735c38e5164b6a8772c16c0575272b) )
3. Add Signer to your workspace
   * Add user's email and select Signer role \
     (*Note: make sure to do this after activation step above*)
   * Click New User
   * Navigate to Users tab<br>

     <figure><img src="/files/vz6QfAU55tZuTLBsG97l" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
4. Sign up as a signer
   1. Click the invite link sent via email&#x20;
   2. Signup as a user (if you aren't already one)
   3. Login to the app
   4. Navigate to the invited workspace
   5. Download the [iOS Beta App](https://testflight.apple.com/join/CSK6iRUJ) (follow Testflight instructions on the page)
   6. Login with your credentials on iOS App
   7. Scan the QR code on the workspace page
   8. Wait for Custodian's approval for a new Signer
   9. once Custodian approves the click on the received notification
   10. Walla you are a trusted signer on this workspace
   11. See detailed video instructions here<br>
5. Generate a wallet address
   * Navigate to Vaults
   * Add a vault with any name of your choice
   * Select vault and "Add wallet"
   * Select ETH ( will enable  ERC20 and ERC721 standards soon)<br>
6. Deposit funds into your wallet
   * See this [video instruction](https://www.loom.com/share/70355c4587d946c285293bd19f1f108a)<br>
7. Initiate and operate with a transaction
   * Navigate to transactions tab
   * Generate a new tx (make sure you have funds)
   * Move the tx card into "In Progress" column
   * Custodian and/or Signer will recieve notification
   * Open the notification, and approve or reject the transaction
     * If Approved, transaction will be signed and broadcasted to blockchain. The ticket on web page will move to "Completed" column
     * If rejected, transaction will not be signed and will move to "Rejected" column
8. Backup your wallet\
   \`\``mermaid`
9. Emergency recover your wallet


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