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  • Introduction
    • Whitepaper (Preface)
    • Investors
  • HINKAL WALLET
    • Features
    • Step-by-step Guide
      • Connecting to Hinkal
      • Password-Protected Accounts
      • Minting your Access Token
      • Depositing
        • Receive Tokens to Shielded Address
      • Swapping Assets
      • Providing Liquidity (on Curve Pools)
      • Providing Liquidity (on Pendle)
      • Staking (on Convex)
      • Staking (on Lido)
      • Staking (on Beefy)
      • Yield-Trading (on Pendle)
      • Withdrawing (to a public address)
      • Importing Any Token
      • Viewing your Shielded Address and Balance
      • Viewing your Allocations and Transactions History (Analytics Dashboard)
      • Hinkal Lords Program and Rewards
        • How to Earn Hinkal Points
        • How to Participate in Hinkal's LP Program
        • How to Participate in Hinkal's Referral Program
        • How to View your Rewards History
    • Compliance
    • Costs Breakdown
    • Hinkal Points
      • Rebates
        • LP Program
        • Referral Program
        • Eligibility
      • Eligibility
    • Anonymity Staking
  • Developers
    • Hinkal SDK
    • Smart Contract Addresses
  • ECOSYSTEM
    • Supported Chains
    • Supported Wallets
    • Integrity Check Providers
    • Media Kit
  • TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
    • Overview
    • Setup
      • Keys and Shielded Addresses
      • Nullifiers & Commitments
    • Smart Contracts
      • Hinkal Pools and External Actions
      • Interest Accruing Tokens and Accounting
      • Unexpected Relay Costs Accounting - Stealth Addresses
      • Extensibility with Hooks
    • Integrity Check & Security
      • Access Tokens and User Authentication
    • Transactions
      • Deposits & Withdrawals
      • Swaps
      • Staking & Yield Farming/Trading
      • Transfers
    • Staking and hTokens
    • Risks
  • FAQ
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Hinkal is designed to prevent illicit parties from using the protocol. To achieve this, users (individuals and organizations) are required to obtain an "Access Token" that allows them to use the protocol.

Users can obtain the "Access Token" by passing an integrity check. Hinkal accepts attestations from Binance (), Coinbase (), and any of the supported verification providers , , , , or ). All these solutions keep the user's personal information discreet, revealing it only in case of government orders.

You can find more information about Hinkal’s integrity check process . For a full list of Hinkal's verification partners check .

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