The easiest, most flexible and most secure blockchain gaming account available.
Key Points
- Create an account in just a few clicks
- Log in using just an email and password
- Account recovery options, so you never lose your stuff
Blockchain Gaming Access, Made Easy
To date, getting into blockchain gaming has involved steps including: Creating accounts with a local cryptocurrency exchange, verifying 100 points of ID, waiting for approval, linking a bank account, transferring your FIAT across, waiting for it to clear, navigating the exchange to select the crypto currency that you’d like to buy… and the list goes on, but we’ll stop here.
With Pavillion, the steps are as simple as:
1. Create an account using your e-mail
2. Buy your game NFT
*You can use credit card, or crypto, if you already have it.
3. There is no step three 😉
How to Set Up Your Account
Over at Pavillion https://app.pavillionhub.com/
1. Click ‘Register’
2. Click ‘Create an account from scratch’
*You can import a Phantasma wallet here as well if you already have one
3. Create a ‘Pavillion Account’, or create a ‘Self Managed Account’.
Both work in Pavillion exactly the same.
We recommend creating a Pavillion Account because it comes with account recovery, in case you ever forget or lose your password.
Self Managed Accounts are good for those who want complete control of their assets and are happy to take all the responsibility for their WIF.
Please note, if you use a Self Managed Account in Pavillion, we are unable to help you to recover any of your items if you forget or lose your WIF.
And that’s it!
Once you’ve clicked through the usual; Enter email, set your password, and verified your email address, you’re in.
Time to get playing!!
You can check out our post on sending and receiving games and in-game items as NFTs here.
And we have a post on buying items from the store and marketplace coming soon. Stay tuned!
A note on – ‘Getting into the game’
In Pavillion you can buy games new directly from us, buy them from other people, and even gift or trade.
