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# 1. Onboard

## Choose an Onboarding Path

Depending on the specific policy requirements, various onboarding options are available. The steps bar  updates dynamically based on [user status](https://docs.keyring.network/docs/user-guide/faq/what-is-my-onboarding-status).

There are two ways to onboard - one or both might be supported by a given Policy:

* Extract information from account on third-party website via [Keyring Connect](https://docs.keyring.network/docs/user-guide/2.-onboard/keyring-connect)
* Fill in information and upload documents via [Keyring Pro](https://docs.keyring.network/docs/user-guide/2.-onboard/keyring-pro)

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