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# Keyring Connect

Keyring Connect leverages a Chrome extension to facilitate the identity verification process. It is used to verify and extract your data from third-party websites using zero-knowledge proofs. It also ensures your personal information remains private during the verification process.

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**Prerequisite**: Install Keyring Connect Chrome Extension -> Download [here](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/keyring-connect/jgogeidclfccfoedhfjjaclnaojcllpi?utm_source=ext_app_menu).
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## 1. Click `Verify` to launch the Keyring Connect Extension

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## 2. Select a provider where you have an account and login

Using Binance as an example. The extension opens on a side panel and guides you to the Binance sign in page. Once you're signed in, navigate to the page indicated in the extension. In this example, it is your dashboard but it can be other pages, typically your user Account or Profile pages.

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