Choose your role

Choose your role when registering. It determines your onboarding, navigation and permissions in Ripple.

Choose Studio if you run campaigns for a game

Choose Studio if you represent a game publisher, developer, marketing team or agency running creator activity for a game.

The Studio workspace lets you:

• add games and campaign resources;
• create, fund and launch creator campaigns;
• search creators, share campaigns and use Smart Matching;
• review applications and submissions;
• manage keys, receipts, transactions and team access.

You will complete Studio onboarding, including email verification, two-factor authentication, a Studio profile and beta review by Ripple.

Choose Creator if you publish gaming content

Choose Creator if you create gaming content and want to discover, apply to and deliver paid campaigns.

The Creator workspace lets you:

• build a public profile and connect social accounts;
• control matching visibility and discover compatible campaigns;
• apply, access accepted campaign briefs and receive keys when included;
• submit, publish and track campaign videos;
• configure Stripe Connect and review payout history.

You will complete Creator onboarding, including email verification, two-factor authentication, a Creator profile and beta review by Ripple.

Can one person have both roles?

Use the role that reflects the work for the account you are creating. A Studio account and Creator account have different workflows and permissions. If you need access in another capacity, contact Ripple support so the correct account setup can be reviewed rather than using the wrong workspace.

What happens after registration

Both roles follow the same security baseline: verify the email address, enable an authenticator-app two-factor method, complete the required profile information and wait for beta validation. A passkey is optional but recommended for faster passwordless sign-in.

Next: Create and secure your account.