# Avatar (Filter) Ownership

For example, if Bob owns CryptoPunk #1234, meaning it is in his Ethereum wallet, only Bob can see and use CryptoPunk #1234 avatar on MYTY Camera.

This means that the users have to connect their wallets and log in to the app in order to verify the NFT ownership. 

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Note that the signature request is **Identity Proof**, a gasless signature that does **not** trigger any blockchain transactions or incur any fees. Simply put, it will only permit us to view the wallet.
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For users who don't want to verify through a cold wallet, we've partnered with [<mark style="color:green;">**Delegate Cash**</mark>](https://delegate.cash/) and integrated [<mark style="color:green;">**Delegate Cash SDK**</mark>](https://docs.delegate.cash/delegatecash/technical-documentation/javascript-sdk) into the wallet verification system to enable wallet delegation.


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