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# Getting Started

## Connect with Keplr or Fina Wallet

Go to [https://card.fina.cash](https://card.fina.cash/) and connect to your Keplr wallet

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## Registering for a Fina Card <a href="#id-4142" id="id-4142"></a>

1. If you have not registered a Fina Card yet, you will be prompted to register for a new card.

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2. An initial top-up with SCRT tokens is required to create a Fina Card. This is to prevent spamming of the card system which creates high expenses on our side. The topped-up amount (EUR 100 minus the fee) will be available and usable in your Fina Card later.

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3. That’s it! You can now start spending with Fina Card and exploring different features of the Fina Card Portal. Please reach out to us at [http://chat.fina.cash](https://chat.fina.cash/) should you have any questions.

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