# In-Game Wallets

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You can login to Battle for Blockchain via any EVM-compatible wallet (ex. Metamask, Phantom, Rabby), or an email.&#x20;

Upon doing this, [Privy](https://www.privy.io/) (the wallet software we use) will create something called "in-game wallet", which is an app-specific crypto wallet. Thanks to this you don't need to sign hundreds or thousands of transactions you submit while playing the game.&#x20;

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To play, you will need $INIT tokens on your in-game wallet. $INIT is being used to pay for the gas fees on our chain. You won't need much of them, as the gas costs will be very low.&#x20;

Additionally, holding $BFB tokens on your in-game wallet is required by the game design. See sections related to the BFB token to learn more.


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