# Getting Started

Chess3 is pretty simple and intuitive to use. Gone are the days of web3 apps that force users to complete multiple pre-requisites in order to get going (or download 3rd party apps with the same problems).

**All you need to do is create an account at our website login** [**page**](https://chess3.app/)**. *****Keep in mind, this will require an access code.***

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This does a couple things automatically for you:

* Establishes your Chess3 profile and ensures no one else can nab your username
* Automatically creates a self custodial wallet (meaning Chess3 has zero access) for you through [web3auth](https://web3auth.io/)

In our Beta version of Chess3 (coming Q3 of 2024), users will gain full access to their private keys (on request) as well as seed phrases in order to import their wallets to different providers (like Metamask).

The goal here is to create a completely seamless experience where users have full control over their web3 experience/assets through self custodial wallets as well as *not having to have any prior knowledge* of anything to do with web3 to enjoy Chess3.


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