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# Privy

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### Before following this guide, make sure that you have integrated Safary script into your web app!

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To get users' data from your dynamic.xyz usage, we  need Privy app ID and Prviy app secret.\
You can find them by opening up [Privy dashboard](https://dashboard.privy.io/) and opening your app, then clicking on Configuration dropdown -> App Settings

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In there you'll find your App ID and App Secret

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If you haven't saved the App Secret before -> you can  click on New Secret button and a new secret will pop up that will allow you to copy it.

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Now go back to Safary dashboard and copy over the Privy App Id and app secret into appropriate places then click on Connect Privy button.

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And that's it you should now see something like this

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The Status will be in the "Processing" state until the next pipeline run (Usually in a couple of hours). After that, you're ready to pick up user information trough Privy!


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