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# Registration
This document explains the process of signing up for an account on the One-Click Deployment platform.
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## Registration Form
The registration form asks for your details:
1. **E-mail:** Your email address used for communication and logging into the platform.
2. **Phone Number:** Your contact number.
3. **Password:** Create a secure password for your account.
4. **Repeat Password:** Re-enter the password to confirm it matches.
5. **First Name:** Your given name.
6. **Last Name:** Your family name.
7. **Organization Name:** The name of your company or team.
Registration is open — no invitation is required.
The Sign Up form on oneclick.empe.io
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## Verification Process
After submitting the registration form, you will receive a verification code at the email address you provided. Enter this code to complete registration.
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## Terms and Privacy
By signing up, you agree to the platform's **Terms and Conditions** and **Privacy Policy**. Read both before completing your registration.
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## Final Step
Once all fields are filled out and the terms are accepted:
1. Click the **Sign Up** button to complete your registration.
2. If you already have an account, use the **Log In** link to access it.
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## Choosing a Plan
After registration, pick a plan from the plan list:
* **Sandbox** — ideal for hackathons and proofs of concept. The first **30 days are free**, then **$29/month**. Click **Start trial** to begin.
* **Pro / Enterprise** — for commercial deployments. Click **Contact us** to get in touch.
Choose **Sandbox** and click **Start trial** to deploy and test your Issuer and Verifier during the free period.
Plan selection — choose Sandbox and click Start trial
For any questions or issues during the registration process, please contact our support team.
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