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# Store setup

On the settings page <https://tegro.money/my/shop-settings> you can enter all the necessary data for the operation of your store.

First you need to generate or make up a secret key, which is needed to sign requests, as well as specify pages to redirect users and notifications.

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Now you can send the project for moderation, to do this, click on the switch.

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After moderation, you will be able to accept payments immediately. Do not forget to select the desired payment systems:

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And choose who will pay the service fee.

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Now you can move on to configuring the [form of payment](/en/tegro-money/creating-a-payment/creating-a-simple-form-in-your-personal-cabinet.md).


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