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# Quickstart

## Get access

To start integrating, email **<support@ur.app>**. UR will help you set up:

* A dedicated integration channel
* API credentials

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**Self-serve sandbox**: coming soon. Currently, sandbox access and test accounts setup are handled by the UR team.
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## Set up a Corporate UR account

As a partner, you need a Corporate UR Account to manage fund flows between your platform and funds held by UR on behalf of your users. This involves completing KYB verification with UR and providing an EVM wallet address for your Corporate [URID](/concepts/urid.md).

See [Corporate account setup](/getting-started/overview.md) for the full process.

## Access the sandbox environment

UR provides a sandbox environment for integration development and testing. Access is coordinated with the UR team during onboarding.

See [Development Environment](/developer-resources/development-environment.md) for details.

## Authenticate your API requests

All API requests are authenticated using EIP-191 signatures. You'll sign requests with your partner wallet, and UR verifies the signature on every call.

See [Signature and Verify](/developer-resources/signature-and-verify.md) for how it works, including code examples.

## Next steps

* [Choose your approach](/getting-started/integration-guide.md) — compare Managed Custody Mode and External Wallet Access Mode
* [OpenAPIs](/developer-resources/openapis.md) — understand the API surfaces


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