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# Secondary market purchases

### I have purchased a token on a secondary market - how can I claim my payout?

To claim payouts and any other FAN perks, you need to have / create an account on the FANtium platform. To set this up, simply go to [FANtium.com](https://www.fantium.com/), click **“Sign in”** and follow the instructions.

**Once you have an account, connect your MetaMask**: if you have purchased on a secondary market using a MetaMask wallet it is recommended that you also use that wallet as your primary wallet on FANtium. That way your token will automatically be shown on your **“Dashboard”**, enabling you to claim paypouts.&#x20;


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