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How to Create a ChessBit Account

Two ways to sign up for ChessBit: an emailed login code or a crypto wallet. What you'll be asked, and what to do after you register.

Updated 2026-10-112 min readChessBit Support

Two Ways to Sign Up

Go to app.chessbit.io and choose how you'll sign in:

  1. Email login code: enter your email and press Send Login Code. We email you a one-time code; enter it to continue. ChessBit doesn't use passwords; you'll get a fresh code each time you log in.
  2. Crypto wallet: connect a wallet (MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet, Phantom, Trust Wallet or Rabby) and sign a message to prove it's yours. Signing costs nothing and moves no funds.

You don't need a crypto wallet to create an account. Email works fine, and you can deposit later.

What You'll Be Asked

  • A few quick rules: confirm you're 18 or over and accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy (together with the Fair Play and Responsible Gaming policies they include).
  • Pick your handle: a username of 6–16 characters (letters, numbers, underscores, dots and hyphens). We suggest a chess-themed one you can keep or replace.
  • Affiliate code (optional): if a friend or creator referred you, enter their code here. It can only be added within 24 hours of signing up. See the referral program.
  • A quick human check (Cloudflare Turnstile) when you request an email code.

Availability depends on where you are: some countries need an extra acknowledgment step and some aren't served. See Where ChessBit is available.

One Person, One Account

Each person may hold one ChessBit account. Buying, selling, sharing or running multiple accounts breaks the Fair Play Policy and puts every linked account at risk.

After You Register

  1. Set your level. Tell us your chess strength (from New to chess to Expert / titled), or link a Lichess or Chess.com account. This is required before your first staked game.
  2. Complete Level 1 verification, a short form with no documents, to deposit and play for money. See Verification levels.
  3. Turn on two-factor authentication. Recommended for any account that holds money: How to turn on 2FA.
  4. Take the tour: A tour of the ChessBit app.

ChessBit staff will never ask for your login code, seed phrase or 2FA codes. Anyone who does is a scammer.

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