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-# FastAuth SDK
+---
+id: fastauth-sdk
+title: FastAuth SDK
+sidebar_label: FastAuth SDK
+---
 
 ## Introduction
+
 FastAuth is a key management system that allows dApp developers to offer an easy and familiar onboarding flow to new users. Users can sign up for an account using just their email address, and they can easily recover access to that account using the same email they used during sign up. Furthermore, dApp developers can also choose to subsidize gas for a certain smart contract, so that users can start interacting with their dApp immediately, without having to fund their account. 
 
 ### System components
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 The FastAuth system is comprised of 3 main components:
 
 - **FastAuth Signer App**: An app that can be embedded on your website to allow FastAuth users to sign transactions.
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 :::
 
 ### Gaining access to the Beta
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+:::tip
+
 FastAuth is currently on a closed early-access Beta. You can apply to be part of the Beta through [this form](https://forms.gle/pyuW3fXPZwPffYju6). Once approved, you can continue following this guide.
 
+:::
+
 During the Beta, user accounts created via FastAuth will be constrained to your own dApp, and won't be interoperable with other domains. In a future FastAuth release, you'll be given the option to make your user accounts interoperable across the ecosystem.
 
 ### Setting up Firebase
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 During the Beta period, you'll need to set up a Firebase instance to be able to use [Firebase Authentication](https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/email-link-auth) to validate the user's email. 
 
-To do that, you should use the following configuration (coming soon). Once the instance is up and running, take note of its Firebase Project ID.
+To do that, you should use [the following configuration](#coming-soon). Once the instance is up and running, take note of its Firebase Project ID.
 
 ### Setting up the transaction relayer
 In order to be able to pay for gas on behalf of the users, and get them started immediately without having to fund their new accounts, you'll need to set up a transaction relayer.  
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 If you’d rather not run your own relayer, let us know during the Beta onboarding process so we can discuss other options.
 :::
 
-You can find the relayer repository and set up instructions on Github (coming soon). Once your relayer is up and running, set up a domain for it and generate a UUID V4 key to be used as your API key. 
+You can find the relayer repository and [set up instructions on GitHub](#coming-soon). Once your relayer is up and running, set up a domain for it and generate a UUID V4 key to be used as your API key. 
 
 Before you start onboarding users via FastAuth, you'll also need to top up the relayer's NEAR account with $NEAR that will be used to pay for gas.
 
 ### Configure your smart contract
-You'll now need to configure the relayer domain on the smart contract you want to call, as well as allow account creation transactions from `account_creator.near`. You can see an example of this here (coming soon).
+You'll now need to configure the relayer domain on the smart contract you want to call, as well as allow account creation transactions from `account_creator.near`. You can see an example of this [here](#coming-soon).
 
 ### Activate access to the MPC Recovery Service
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 In order for your users to be able to sign up, recover their accounts, and sign transactions, we'll need to whitelist you in the MPC Recovery Service.
 
-Once you complete the steps above, submit an activation request (coming soon) and include: Firebase Project ID, Relayer URL, and Relayer API Key. You'll receive an email when your activation is complete.
+Once you complete the steps above, submit an [activation request](#coming-soon) and include: Firebase Project ID, Relayer URL, and Relayer API Key. You'll receive an email when your activation is complete.
 
 #### Acceptable use policy
-In order to use the MPC Recovery Service, you'll need to comply with our Acceptable Use Policy (coming soon). Your traffic and access may be limited or revoked in case of suspected abuse. 
+
+In order to use the MPC Recovery Service, you'll need to comply with our [Acceptable Use Policy](#coming-soon). Your traffic and access may be limited or revoked in case of suspected abuse. 
 
 ### Deploying the signer app
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 The FastAuth signer app will be embedded on your application and is used for users to confirm and sign transactions. You can set up your instance of the signing app by deploying this Docker image (coming soon) to Google Cloud. You can learn more about this process in [this guide](https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/quickstarts/deploy-container). Take note of the signer app URL.
 
 You'll also need to add your Firebase Project ID as the environment variable `firebaseProjectID`. You can do so by following [these steps](https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/configuring/services/environment-variables).
 
 ### Integrating your frontend
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 As a last step, you'll need to install and instantiate the FastAuth npm module:
 
 ```bash