# OCA

Get Your OCA

OCA is essentially your web3 account that we manage on your behalf, it is required to have an OCA to interact with our API products.&#x20;

To get your OCA. follow the steps below : &#x20;

1. Login to your Dashboard

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2. Go to the On-Chain Account Page

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3. Enter a name for your OCA

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4. Click Create

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5. Your Account Is now Created

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