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# Legacy Account Adding and Login with Face Verification

To add an account and complete login using Face Verification, follow the steps below. Make sure the creator is available and ready to complete the verification process in real time.

## Video Guide 

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## Steps to Add an Account with Face Verification

1. **Go to the Accounts section** in your dashboard.
2. Click **Connect Account** and select the platform.
3. Enter the **email and password** for the account.
4. When the verification window appears, click **Verify with selfie** and select **Remember for 30 days**.
5. A new window will open with a **verification link**.

* **Copy the link and send it to the person who has to undergo the verification process**.

6. They need to complete the selfie verification **within 1 minute**.

* Multiple failed attempts may result in a temporary time restriction.

7. Once they have completed the verification, click **Complete** on your side.

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If you need help or run into any issues, feel free to contact our Support Team.

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