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# Login

The user must log in to the Delegator application to become the delegator. By clicking the application link, the user will be redirected to the login page (shown below) of the delegator application.

### Login

**Keplr Wallet**

This feature allows you to easily connect your Keplr wallet to the Qubetics platform. To get started, make sure you’ve installed the official Keplr wallet extension and added the Qubetics **Mainnet/Testnet** chain to your wallet. Also, ensure that the wallet address you’re connecting to has TICS **Mainnet/Testnet** tokens to access the delegator applications.

When you log in using Keplr, the wallet simply connects to the Qubetics interface to authenticate your address and interact with the blockchain. Importantly, Qubetics does not store or access your private keys, seed phrase, or any sensitive data; everything stays securely within your Keplr wallet. The integration ensures a smooth and secure experience while maintaining full control and privacy over your assets.

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