# Signup

Rails offers two types of accounts to support a wide range of users from individual traders to professional institutions. Whether you're exploring crypto trading on your own or managing assets on behalf of a business or fund, Rails has a tailored signup experience to match your needs.

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Learn about [user verification requirements](/signing-up/user-verification.md) to ensure a smooth signup process.
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