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# Create an account
**Creating an account** on MAIN is easy. You can go to [https://main.community](https://main.community/) or download the MAIN app on [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=is.mdk.app) or [iOS](https://apps.apple.com/app/id1415801270). To get started, simply log in using one of the suggested social networks, choose a username, and hit the create button.
Once your account is set up, you can add an avatar and description to personalize your profile. Your profile screen will show your **balance**, a list of your **board coins**, available and activated **boosts**, and your **invite code**.
The balance screen displays all your token **receipts** and **withdrawals** from your **internal account** on the platform. For instance, you can see rewards received for activity in communities, tokens spent on rockets, and more. Additionally, you can **deposit** funds to your balance from an external wallet or **withdraw** tokens from the platform to your external wallet.
On your coins screen, you can view the list of boards coins in your connected **external wallet** and their estimated **value** in MAIN tokens or US dollars.
After creating an account, you can use MAIN like any other social network. You can join communities, post content, comment on others' posts, and receive rewards from other users. However, to unlock the platform's full potential, you'll need to **connect** your cryptocurrency wallet.
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