Sign up & sign in with Google or Telegram
Use these options on the Create account and Sign in screens when you prefer not to type a password, or when you already use Google or Telegram.
Sign up with Google
- On
/app/signup, tap Sign up with Google (same row as Telegram). - Choose your Google account and approve access. Google must show a verified email for your account.
- You return to the app and are signed in. New accounts get the same default setup as email sign-up (wallet, plan, and starter configuration).
If it fails
- Google sign-in is not available — The server is missing Google OAuth settings. Contact support for assistance.
- Google sign-in failed. Please try again. (after returning from Google) — Often the SPA is open on a tunnel URL (ngrok, Cloudflare Tunnel) while API calls still go to another host. Contact support if this persists.
- Google sign-in could not be verified (shown after returning from Google) — Usually means the sign-in step took too long or the browser did not keep the request aligned with the server. Start again from Sign in with Google.
- This email is already used with a different sign-in method — Log in with email/password (or the method you used first), or contact support if you need the account linked to Google.
Sign in with Google
- On
/app/login, tap Sign in with Google. - Complete the Google prompt. You are redirected back and receive a dashboard session.
Existing users with the same email can link Google the first time they complete this flow (unless the account already uses another Google identity).
Sign up with Telegram
- On
/app/signup, tap Sign up with Telegram (same row as Google). - A new browser tab opens the HT Bot Telegram bot. Follow the bot flow to register or connect your account.
- When you return to the app with a valid link or token, you are signed in automatically.
Telegram is useful if you already trade or get alerts through the bot.
Sign in with Telegram
- On
/app/login, tap Sign in with Telegram. - Follow the Telegram bot flow to complete authentication.
Layout on small screens
Google and Telegram appear side by side in one row. On very narrow viewports, labels may shorten (for example Google / Telegram) so both buttons stay readable.
Related
- Logging in & signing up — Email/password flow and overview.