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# Sign-in & sign-out with NearFi
## Signing in
Once NearFi wallet object is available (see [here](/developer-guide/integrate-nearfi-dapp-browser-into-your-app/detecting-nearfi-wallet-provider-ready.md)), it is recommended for applications to request approval from users to sign-in the applications.\
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Example code to request sign-in:
```javascript
//request permission to call any function of your contract application
const signInResponse = await window.nearFiWallet.requestSignIn({
contractId: "your-contract-id", // the contract Id of your application
});
if (signInResponse.error) {
console.log("failed to sign-in")
} else {
console.log("sign-in success")
}
//you can also use promise to request
window.nearFiWallet.requestSignin({
contractId: "your-contract-id", // the contract Id of your application
}).then(signInResponse => {})
// Or add `methodNames` if your contract application only needs permission for some of the methods
await window.nearFiWallet.requestSignIn({
contractId: "your-contract-id", // the contract Id of your application
methodNames: ["method1", "method2"] // (optional) changed methods the app allowed to use
});
```
The response of `requestSignIn` function also has an access key information. More details on the response can be found [here](https://github.com/DegaLabs/wallet-selector/blob/37ca783acc64c141b521d264f1b8fca2e8945c21/packages/nearfi/src/lib/injected-nearfi.ts#L14).\
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Once successfully signed in, function `window.nearFiWallet.isSignedIn()` will return `true`.
## Signing out
API `signOut` serve the function of singing out when a user wants to disconnect the wallet from the applications.
```javascript
await window.nearFiWallet.signOut();
```
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