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# 4. How to connect my RollerTap and RollerCoin accounts?
By connecting your **RollerTap** and **RollerCoin** accounts, you not only establish a bridge between them but also unlock the ability to earn rewards in **RollerTap** and withdraw them to **RollerCoin**.\
You can read more about the rewards' withdrawal on [this page](/rollercoin/f.a.q./rollertap/7.-how-to-withdraw-rollertap-rewards-to-rollercoin-account.md).
To connect your **RollerTap** account with your **RollerCoin** account, follow these steps:
1️⃣ Open your RollerTap account via [https://t.me/rollertap\_bot](https://t.me/rollertap_bot)
2️⃣ Click on **“Connect my account”** above your rewards.
3️⃣ Press the **“Connect”** button.
4️⃣ In the new window, log in using your preferred method.
5️⃣ Once the connection is complete, you’ll see your **RollerCoin username** displayed in your RollerTap account — and vice versa! 🎮
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