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Sign Up, Login, And Identity

PredictDog uses explicit login and signup flows on web.

PredictDog login and identity flow

The current web login surface keeps identity access explicit: secure entry, Turnkey-backed email verification, and separate next steps for existing users versus new signup flows.

Why login and signup are separate​

PredictDog keeps login and signup as separate user flows so that:

  • account creation is explicit
  • referral and invite logic stays on signup
  • login is not cluttered with signup-only inputs
  • recovery and mismatch states are easier to explain

What to expect on web​

  • Use signup if you are creating a new PredictDog account.
  • Use login if you already have one.
  • If your current identity does not match the route intent, PredictDog can guide you to the correct route.

PredictDog signup flow

The signup route keeps new-account creation separate from login and includes invite-code handling directly on the account-creation screen.

Identity and protected actions​

Ordinary authentication and security-sensitive actions are not treated as the same thing.

For example, protected flows such as wallet export, withdraw, or sensitive connect actions can require an additional verification step even if you are already logged in.

This is expected behavior and is part of PredictDog's account safety model.

Referral and invite behavior​

Referral or invite handling belongs to signup, not login.

That means:

  • signup can include invite or referral input
  • login does not surface signup-only fields
  • the product keeps account creation and account access logically separate