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# Registration and connection of the cluster to the DEKUBE.AI network

During the installation process, a public address and a private key for the wallet will be generated on the DEKUBE MAINNET blockchain network. Once you are sure to write down the private key to a safe place, you can delete it.

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Keys are created in the files directory and have the name:

* billing\_wallet\_public\_key.txt
* billing\_wallet\_private\_key.txt
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For the convenience of viewing your wallet balance, you can use the resource (<https://wallet.dekube.net/>). To do this, you need to use the “Restore Wallet -> Enter Private key” mode to get a crypto container to work with DEKUBE MAINNET. Then you can work with it.

For your cluster to become visible to clients of the DEKUBE.AI network, you must contact the support services and provide information about your cluster. Don't forget to prepare a correct description of your Cluster so that users can choose it.

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Your wallet must have KYC authorization (this can be done through Telegram Bot, by sending your public key  <https://t.me/Dekube_Validation_Bot>)
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