# Types of Hyperliquid accounts

### Email accounts (recommended)

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On the top right corner, click Connect then create an account using email; note that this account will generate a wallet that can immediately receive USDC arbitrum or native USDC on L1 Hyperliquid.

Don't forget to export your wallet on Export email wallet and save it in a secure place.

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## Connect wallet accounts

These accounts are created by simply connecting your wallet and involve a different deposit flow, where you must to connect and manually deposit on funds on the Hyperliquid network. This method is recommended for power users.