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# Wallets & Networks
Limelight is designed for everyone — whether you're a Web3 native or have never used a crypto wallet. This page covers how accounts work, how to deposit, and the network Limelight runs on.
## Signing In
Limelight uses [**Privy**](https://www.privy.io/) for authentication. Click **Sign In** and choose from:
* **Google** — sign in with your Google account
* **Email** — sign in with any email address
* **X (Twitter)** — sign in with your X account
* **Continue with a wallet** — sign in with a Movement-compatible wallet (**OKX Wallet**, **Razor**, or **Nightly**)
All options create the same Limelight account with full access. Privy provisions a **wallet** for you automatically — there's no seed phrase to manage unless you bring your own external wallet. Advanced users can export this wallet's private key at any time; see [Exporting Your Wallet](/limelight-docs/knowledge-base/exporting-your-wallet.md).
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Wallet login is for authentication only. If you sign in by connecting a wallet, Limelight does not gain access to the funds in it. To trade, you deposit into your Limelight balance separately.
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## Depositing Funds
Limelight trades in **USDCx** on Movement. Funding runs through an in-app deposit widget (powered by [**Stableyard**](https://stableyard.fi/)) that lets you pay from almost **any chain** — most deposits arrive in about **10–20 seconds**.
After signing in, click **Deposit**, **enter an amount** (or pick a preset), and click **Continue**. You'll see your **USDCx deposit address** and two ways to fund it.
#### Option 1 — Pay from your wallet
Bridge funds from a connected wallet straight into your Limelight balance:
1. Connect or **switch** the wallet that holds your funds.
2. Pick the **chain** and **token** you want to pay with.
3. Click **Continue**, then review the **confirm payment** screen — amount, network, token, and destination address.
4. Click **Send** and approve the transaction in your wallet.
Your funds are converted and delivered as **USDCx**, and you'll see the payment summary and your updated balance in the **Funds** section.
#### Option 2 — Deposit address or QR
Send from any wallet or exchange:
1. Choose the **network** and **token** you'll send.
2. **Confirm the details** (amount, network, chain) by ticking the checkbox — this unlocks the address.
3. Copy the **amount** and the **deposit address** (or switch to the **QR** tab and scan it).
4. Send the deposit from your wallet or exchange to that address.
5. **Paste the transaction hash** into the box at the bottom and **Submit**.
> Send the **exact amount** and **selected token** on the **selected network** to the address shown — then submit the transaction hash so your deposit can be matched.
You can find your **USDCx deposit address** anytime from your **Portfolio** page or the **avatar menu**, under the wallet-address section. You need a small amount of **MOVE** for gas to transact on Movement (a fraction of a cent per transaction).
## Network
Limelight runs on **Movement** — a sovereign Move **Layer-1** (M1 Mainnet). You can view transactions on the **Movement Explorer** at [explorer.movementnetwork.xyz](https://explorer.movementnetwork.xyz/?network=mainnet).
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If you're connecting an external wallet, make sure it's set to **Movement (M1 Mainnet)**. The app will prompt you to add the network if needed. *(Exact network parameters — chain ID, RPC endpoint — are configured in-app; confirm the current values with the Limelight team or the Movement docs before manual setup.)*
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## FAQ
Do I need a crypto wallet to use Limelight?
No. You can sign in with Google, email, or X. Connecting a crypto wallet is one sign-in option, not a requirement.
If I sign in with a wallet, does Limelight access my wallet funds?
No. Wallet sign-in is for authentication only. You deposit into your Limelight balance separately.
Which wallets are supported for sign-in?
OKX Wallet, Razor, and Nightly — the Movement-compatible browser wallets.
How do I deposit if my funds are on another chain?
The in-app deposit widget lets you pay from almost any chain — connect your wallet, pick the chain and token, and your funds are converted to USDCx and delivered to your balance, usually in 10–20 seconds. See Depositing Funds above.
Can I withdraw back out to another chain?
Yes. Withdraw USDCx from your Limelight balance to any Movement address. To move it onto another chain from there, use a cross-chain bridge.
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