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Confiroll has one sign-in for everyone. Whether you pay contractors or get paid, you sign in the same way, and Confiroll works out your role from your data rather than from a choice on a login screen. Pick the method that fits you: connect a Stellar wallet you already use, or sign in with just an email address and let Confiroll create a wallet for you.

Two ways to sign in

Stellar wallet

Connect Freighter, xBull, Albedo, or any other wallet supported by Stellar Wallets Kit. You prove ownership by signing a challenge, and nothing reaches Confiroll but the signature.

Email

Sign in with just an email address. An embedded wallet is created for you behind the scenes, so you need no browser extension and no seed phrase.

Sign in with a Stellar wallet

1

Open the wallet picker

Select Connect Stellar wallet. A picker opens, powered by Stellar Wallets Kit, listing every wallet it detects on your device.
2

Choose your wallet

Pick your wallet and approve the connection request it shows. Confiroll receives your public account, and nothing secret ever leaves the wallet.
3

Sign the SEP-10 challenge

Confiroll asks your wallet to sign a one-time login challenge, following the SEP-10 standard for signing in with a Stellar account. This is a signature only: it proves you control the account, moves no funds, and costs nothing.
4

Land in your dashboard

Confiroll issues a short-lived session and takes you straight to the app that matches your role.
Freighter, xBull, and Albedo all work, alongside the other wallets that Stellar Wallets Kit supports. Confiroll uses your wallet’s normal transaction-signing to sign the challenge, not the auth-entry signing that some wallets do not support, so the flow stays consistent across wallets.

Sign in with email

1

Enter your email

Select the email option. A secure sign-in window opens, powered by Privy, and you enter your address.
2

Confirm the code

Privy sends a one-time code to your inbox. Enter it to verify the address.
3

Your embedded wallet is created

Behind the scenes you get a Stellar wallet tied to your login, with no seed phrase to write down and no extension to install.
4

You're in

Confiroll verifies your login, starts your session, and routes you to the right app.

What happens after you sign in

Confiroll reads your account and routes you automatically. If you run payroll, you land in the employer app. If you were invited to get paid, you land in the contractor portal. Some people are both, and the same account carries both views. Your session lasts about an hour of activity, then you sign in again with the same method. You never re-enter a secret to keep working, and signing out ends the session cleanly.
Confiroll never asks for your seed phrase or private key, and never stores them. If anything ever asks you to paste a secret key into Confiroll, that is not Confiroll.

Frequently asked

Freighter, xBull, and Albedo work out of the box, along with the other wallets that Stellar Wallets Kit supports. The wallet picker lists whatever it detects on your device, so you choose from what you already have installed.
No. Signing in is a signature, not a transaction, so it costs nothing. Every on-chain action after that is fee-sponsored, so sending, receiving, and withdrawing all cost you 0 XLM. You never need to hold gas. Confiroll runs on the Stellar testnet, so payouts use test USDC while you explore.
Yes. With email sign-in, an embedded wallet is created and its keys stay on your device, derived from your login. Confiroll holds zero keys either way, so it cannot move your funds or read your amounts whether you connect a wallet or use email.
Yes. Role comes from your data, not from a separate account, so a single sign-in can carry both the employer app and the contractor portal. Confiroll shows you whichever view fits what you are doing.
Use the same method. Connect the same wallet, or sign in with the same email, and your keys are reconstructed locally on the new device. Your confidential balance decrypts again from chain state, because nothing was ever stored on Confiroll’s side to move across.