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appkit/flutter/core/custom-chains.mdx

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However, with extra configuration to `ReownAppKitModalNetworks` and `optionalNamespaces` you can connect to whatever other network you'd like.
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<Note>
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If you are starting from scratch you could avoid this by using our [CLI tool](https://pub.dev/packages/reown_cli) and passing the chains you want to support as arguments
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If you are starting from scratch, you can avoid this by using our [CLI tool](https://pub.dev/packages/reown_cli) and passing the chains you want to support as arguments.
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appkit/flutter/core/email.mdx

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## User Flow
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1. Users will be able to connect to your application by simply using an email address or a social option. When selecting an option, the user will be redirected to a secure-site's login in the device's default browser. When using Email option, AppKit will send first an approve link to your email and then a One Time Password (OTP) to use in the login flow, which will help to verify the user's authenticity. In any case, Email and Social options will create a non-custodial wallet for your user which will be available in any application that integrates AppKit and Email Wallets.
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1. Users can connect to your application using either an email address or a social login option. Upon selecting an option, they will be redirected to a secure login page in the devices default browser. If the Email option is selected, AppKit will first send an approval link to the user's email, followed by a One-Time Password (OTP) to be used in the login flow. This process helps verify the user’s identity. In both cases, whether using Email or Social login, a non-custodial wallet will be created for the user. This wallet will be accessible across any application that integrates AppKit and Email Wallets.
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2. Eventually the user can optionally choose to move from a non-custodial wallet to a self-custodial one by pressing "Upgrade Wallet" on AppKit. This will open the Reown secure website that will walk your user through the upgrading process.
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2. Eventually, users can optionally choose to upgrade from a non-custodial wallet to a self-custodial one by tapping “Upgrade Wallet” in AppKit. This action opens the Reown secure website, which guides the user through the upgrade process.

appkit/flutter/core/options.mdx

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These are the set of namespaces that will be requested to the wallet you are connecting to.
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These values are optional and, in most cases, not required since AppKit already defines every required and optional namespace internally based on configured networks (EVM and Solana by default).
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These values are optional and, in most cases, not required, as AppKit already defines all required and optional namespaces internally based on the configured networks (EVM and Solana by default).
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However, if you would want to override that definition with your own or support more networks than just EVM and Solana (i.e. Polkadot, Kadena, etc...) these are the object you should modify. See [Custom Networks](../core/custom-chains). section.
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