Creating an Enta account takes three steps, and there's no password at any point.

Choose For me or For my business.

A personal account gives you a working wallet as soon as you're through. A business account continues from here into business verification and owner invitations, so pick deliberately — this choice shapes everything that follows.

Enter your email address and tap Send me the link. We email you a link; open it and you're signed in.

If it doesn't arrive, check spam first. There's a resend timer on the screen — it counts down as "Resend in 0:45" — and if you request too many in a row you'll see "Too many resends. Try again in x minutes."

This address becomes how you sign in from now on, so use one you'll keep access to.

Enter a second address and tap Send Code, then enter the 6-digit code we send to it.

Use an address on a different provider from your main one. If both addresses live with the same provider, losing access to that provider costs you both at once — and your recovery contact is what gets you back in.

A working wallet. You can send, swap and receive crypto straight away.

Converting between crypto and regular money — naira, euros, pounds — needs identity verification, which you can do whenever you're ready. See How to verify your identity (KYC).

The same way: enter your email, open the link we send. There's no password to remember and no 2FA code to enter.