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Go to developers.fastcac.com. Choose one:
  • Continue with email. We email you a 6-digit code. Type it in.
  • Continue with Google.
There’s no password. A new email creates your account; an email we know signs you in.

Setup

After your first sign-in, setup takes you through two steps. You can skip the first.
1

Verify your identity (optional for now)

Your BVN and a selfie. You only need this to go live, so you can click Skip for now. See Verify your identity.
2

Create your organization

Your organization is your company on FastCAC. Two ways to create it:
  • Find your business on CAC (only if you verified your identity). Type its RC or BN number, or its name, and pick it from the results. The name fills in for you; change it if you like. Click Verify and create. This also verifies the business, which unlocks live keys. If the check fails, the organization is still created and you can retry on Compliance. Whoever verifies the business becomes the funding account’s representative with our payments partner. If that should be a founder or director, not you, choose I’ll add my CAC details later and invite them.
  • I’ll add my CAC details later. Type a name and click Create organization. If you skipped the identity step, this is the only option. You verify the business later on Compliance.
The name is what your team sees. You can rename it later.
You see You’re all set, then go to Overview, in test mode. Create a test key and follow the Quickstart.
Skipping both still gets you everything in test mode: test keys, the test wallet, webhooks and simulated CAC outcomes. You only verify when you’re ready to go live.

Joining by invite

If a teammate invited you, open the link in the email, sign in with the email address the invite was sent to, and you go straight to their organization’s dashboard. There’s no identity step and no organization to create. See Team and roles.

Two-factor authentication

If you’ve turned on 2FA, you enter a code from your authenticator app each time you sign in. If an organization you belong to requires 2FA and you haven’t set it up, you’re asked to set it up before you can open the dashboard. See Settings and security.