# 2. Create a Credential

Once you fulfil the requirements of a given policy, you can create (or update) on-chain Credentials for a set of wallets you choose to assign to your account. The link between your onboarding information (your "account") and your wallets remains confidential to you.  

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When your Credentials expire, you can simplify click to refresh the verification.
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## Your can create Credentials via the App

1: Click on "Connect Wallet" top right corner.

2: Click on "Add wallet address" below the table. 

3: Clicl on "Create credential" icon in the Status column. 

You'll be able to add your wallet to the whitelist in 1 click, protected by ZK. 

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## Or directly via the Extension (for Keyring Connect)

Once the [Keyring Connect](https://docs.keyring.network/docs/user-guide/2.-onboard/keyring-connect) verification process is complete, the user can connect a wallet they wants to create credentials for.

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