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# MPC Wallets
Slingshot uses [Web3Auth](https://web3auth.io/) MPC wallets for all of its accounts, authenticated by social login.
This allows the rapid login and provisioning of wallets for all users, regardless of their web3 experience, **in seconds**.
As a result, users from all walks of life, gamers and degens alike, can **all easily access** and become a part of the Slingshot ecosystem, a key milestone in achieving Slingshots mission.
Upon choosing a login method the user is then provisioned with a self-custody MPC wallet (linked specifically to that social account) which they will use thereafter to interact with the Slingshot dApp.
(Logging in with different social accounts will create different wallets respectively.)
The user will also be prompted to setup 2-factor authentication to further secure their wallet.
{% hint style="info" %}
Slingshot does NOT have the recovery keys to these wallets. They are entirely self custodial. The user is the only person with keys to the wallet.\
\
If a user loses access to their social login or 2-factor code, they will lose access to the wallet.
{% endhint %}
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