Setup
Onboarding process...
Step 1: Seting up the wallets
1. Master Wallet

You log in to Decimal using your own EOA wallet. We support 90+ options including MetaMask, WalletConnect, Trust Wallet, and more. This creates an Externally Owned Account (EOA) that stays fully under your control.
Prefer something simpler? You can also sign in using your favorite social account: email, Google, Twitter, Discord, Farcaster, GitHub, Apple ID, or Facebook.
Role of the Master Wallet:
Logs you into the application
Manages all your credentials
Owns and authorises all your workflows (created, stored and executed under this wallet)
Handles any manual approvals within workflows
Important: If you lose access to this wallet, you also lose access to all your workflows.
2. Sub-Wallet(s)
For every Master Wallet, you get one complimentary Sub-Wallet. This wallet is fully managed by your Master Wallet and cannot be accessed separately.
Sub-Wallets are secured inside Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) and cannot be accessed in any way other than through your Master Wallet login.
Role of the Sub-Wallet:
This is the primary wallet if you intend to run your workflows autonomously.
Powers all autonomous execution capabilities across chains and dApps.
Most of our nodes are designed to work with Decimal Wallets.
ADVANCED USER ONLY: For extra control, you can download the private key of your Decimal Wallet - though this is recommended only for advanced users.
Step 2: Fund your wallets
Once your wallets are created, you’ll need to fund one or both of them (depending on which you plan to use for your workflow) with the native tokens of the chains you intend to run on. These tokens cover gas fees and, if designed, are also used directly within your workflows.
Without enough balance, your workflows may fail midway due to insufficient funds.
Setup complete!
Now let’s put your workflows on auto-pilot.
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