Account Creation & Referrals
Before you can post, vote, or build your presence on Blurt, you need an account. Because Blurt is decentralized, account creation can happen through different services and tools rather than through one single universal signup page.
How account creation works on Blurt
Blurt accounts are blockchain accounts, not just website profiles. That means account creation is a real on-chain action and may involve fees, creator accounts, or third-party signup services depending on the method you use.
Signup Providers
Some services provide a public signup flow and may list available registration providers. This is often the easiest route for beginners who do not already have a Blurt account.
Account Creation by Existing Users
Experienced users can sometimes create accounts for others using their own creator account and the required account authority. This is useful for onboarding friends, communities, or invited users.
What beginners should know before signing up
- Your username is a blockchain identity and usually cannot be changed later.
- Your password and keys must be saved safely before you start using the account.
- Account creation may involve fees or resource costs depending on the service or current blockchain settings.
- Different services may offer different signup flows, but the final result is still a blockchain account.
JoinBlurt Referral Signup
A beginner-friendly signup option with referral support. This can be an easy way to create a new account and join the platform.
BlurtWallet Selfhelp Account Creation
A more advanced account creation page for users who already have the required creator access or want to understand the creation process in more detail.
Some Blurt frontends and projects may support referral systems. These systems help existing users invite newcomers and sometimes track who introduced a user to the platform.
Referral features can change over time and may depend on the frontend you use. If a referral option is available, always make sure you understand whether it is a normal invite link, a creator-account workflow, or part of a frontend-specific onboarding system.
- Always save your password or keys before finishing account creation.
- Double-check the website domain before entering any sensitive information.
- Do not trust random “free signup” links from unknown users without verifying them first.
- If someone helps you create an account, make sure you understand which keys belong to you and where they are stored.
- If you lose your keys, you lose access to your account.
- Without your Owner Key, you cannot change your keys or recover control of the account yourself.