> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://quarklab.gitbook.io/quark-lab/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://quarklab.gitbook.io/quark-lab/quark-drainer-by-quarklab/quick-start.md).

# Quick Start

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### 1. Registration & Account Recovery

Create an account on the [signup page](https://account.quarklab.cc/). Upon registration, you will receive **6 backup recovery words**.

* Save these recovery words immediately.
* There is no email or password-reset mechanism. If you lose these words and forget your password, account recovery is impossible.

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### 2. Trial Restrictions

New accounts default to the **Trial** tier. Tabs for **Hosting**, **Source Code**, **Team**, **Manuals**, and **Updates** are locked.

You cannot deploy campaigns or download source repositories until your workspace is upgraded to a lifetime license.

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### 3. Buying a Lifetime License

* **License**: Quark Drainer
* **Price**: $5,000 USD (one-time fee).
* **Supported Payment**: BTC, ETH, LTC, XMR.

#### Payment Flow:

1. Click **Upgrade** to open the payment modal.
2. Select your cryptocurrency.
3. Send the exact amount to the generated deposit address before the **1-hour session timer** expires.
4. Sending the incorrect amount or paying after expiration prevents automatic activation, requiring manual support (Telegram: @quarklab\_support).

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### 4. Account Activation

The system scans the blockchain for your payment. Upon **one network confirmation**:

* Workspace upgrades to **Active** status.
* All tab restrictions are lifted.
* The interface displays the invite link to the private Telegram group.

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### 5. Telegram Notifications

Configure transaction and connection alerts under **Settings** -> **Notification routing**:

* **Telegram Bot Token**: Input your bot API token.
* **Chat ID**: Input your private Chat ID, group ID, or channel ID. If routing to a group/channel, ensure the bot is added as an administrator with message permissions.
* Test the integration using the **Test bot** button.

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### 6. Payout Wallets & Gas Requirements

Specify destination wallets under **Settings** -> **Payout Wallets**:

* **EVM**: Starts with `0x`.
* **Solana**: Base58 format.
* **TRON**: Starts with `T`.
* **Ripple**: Starts with `r`.

> **Gas Balance Requirement** Configured payout addresses must hold a minimum of **$5 worth of native gas tokens** (ETH, SOL, TRX, XRP) to pay blockchain fees for draining. Draining will fail if the destination address has a zero gas balance.

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###  What You Receive After Payment

Once activated, you gain instant access to:

* **Full Source Code**\
  Complete frontend, backend, and smart contracts - ready for self-hosting.
* **Quark Panel Access**\
  Real-time logs, domain management, cloaking tools, and live stats.
* **400+ Ready-to-Use Phishing Templates**\
  Pre-built landing pages for airdrops, KYC, NFT claims, and more.
* **Detailed Setup & Usage Guide**\
  Step-by-step instructions to configure, compile, and deploy your drainer.
* **Private Community Access**\
  Join an exclusive Telegram group with **200+ users** for tips, updates, and support.
* **24/7 Support & Regular Updates**\
  Stay ahead of detection with constant bypass patches for MetaMask, Blockaid, and more.

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🔐 **Security Reminder**:\
Always use a **VPN**, **anonymous Telegram account**, and **clean browser** when operating.
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