--- title: Creating your account description: There is no password and no separate sign-up on Insy. Your account is created the first time you log in — by email link, Google, or Telegram. --- Insy has **no password** and **no separate sign-up step**. You log in, and if you've never logged in before, the account is created on the spot from the details the login gives us. ## The three ways to log in **Email link** Enter your email address. Insy sends a one-time link — tap it and you're in. No password to choose or remember. The same link works every time; the first time simply creates the account. **Google** Sign in with your Google account. Because Google confirms your email, Insy treats it as verified from the start. **Telegram** Log in through Telegram. This links your Telegram account so you can be added to gated groups. If you share your phone number during login, Insy treats it as **already verified** — Telegram has confirmed it, so there's no SMS code. > **One account, whichever door you use** > > Your account is tied to your identity, not to a login method. Logging in with the same email — or > linking the same Telegram — reaches the same account rather than making a second one. ## What "no sign-up" means in practice - You never create a password, so there's nothing to reset or leak. - No registration form, no email-confirmation step, no "activate your account" wait. - The first login **is** the sign-up. Whatever the login hands over — your email, your Google name, your Telegram username — becomes your account's starting details, editable later on your [profile](/getting-started/profile). ## Phone numbers and verification You don't need a phone number to have an account. Where one comes in: - **Logging in with Telegram and sharing your number** marks it verified immediately — Telegram has already checked it, so Insy sends no code of its own. - Adding or changing a number some other way can require a verification step. > **Extra security screens exist, but aren't part of normal login** > > Insy has building blocks for SMS phone-verification and two-factor authentication (an > authenticator-app code), but these are **not** part of the everyday login — a normal login is just > the email link, Google, or Telegram above. If you never see a code prompt, nothing is wrong. ## Once you're in You land in the Insy app as a normal account. There's no seller application — creating your first community or digital product is what turns you into a seller. Before that, make your public profile presentable. Display name, @username, avatar, bio and links — what buyers see. What Insy takes when you make a sale.