Connection & Accounts
How users connect to the Playnance ecosystem, access their account, and interact on-chain while retaining full ownership and control.
Account Access in Playnance
Playnance supports flexible connection methods designed to fit both Web2 and Web3 users. Users can access the ecosystem instantly without technical setup, while all activity remains securely executed on-chain.
There is no concept of a traditional centralized “account.” Instead, each user is connected to a blockchain-based identity through a non-custodial wallet.
Supported Connection Methods
Web3 Wallet Connection
Users may connect using an existing self-custody wallet, such as:
MetaMask
Coinbase Wallet
This method allows direct interaction with the ecosystem using a personal wallet, without creating new credentials or sharing personal data.
Social Login
Users may connect using:
Google
Apple
When a user signs in via social login, Playnance automatically creates a non-custodial on-chain wallet linked to that identity. No wallet setup, seed phrase handling, or blockchain knowledge is required.
Email Login
Users may also connect using an email address. Upon first login, a non-custodial wallet is automatically generated and associated with the user.
This option is designed for users transitioning from Web2 into on-chain environments.
Non-Custodial Wallet Model
Regardless of how a user connects, Playnance operates on a non-custodial model.
Key principles:
Wallets are created on-chain
Private keys are owned by the user
Playnance does not store or control user funds
Assets can be withdrawn or managed at any time
This ensures full ownership without sacrificing usability.
One Identity Across the Ecosystem
Each user maintains a single on-chain identity per login method that:
Persists across sessions
Works across platforms powered by Playnance
Records activity, rewards, and progress transparently
Users can later connect or migrate to a traditional Web3 wallet without losing access to assets or history.
Login Methods & Wallet Identity
Each login method is treated as a separate identity and creates its own wallet the first time it is used.
If a user signs in with Google, the same wallet is reused every time Google is used. If the user later signs in using email, Apple, or another method, a different wallet is created.
To access the same wallet and balance, users must always use the same login method they originally chose.
Security & Transparency
All connection flows are designed to:
Prevent custody risk
Eliminate centralized fund control
Ensure on-chain verification of activity
Maintain privacy and user autonomy
What to Read Next
To understand how economic activity works after connecting, continue with:
How G Coin Works
Token Movement Basics
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