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# Index Creators
## Overview
Index Creators are an integral part of the Cook vision to create a massive two-sided index platform. Here users will be able to use some of the best available DeFi tools to create an incredible array of DeFi Indexes. The possibilities of indexes are only limited by the individual creator’s imagination.
Once Cook launches the Index Creator feature, those who are interested in becoming an Index Creator will need to go through The Index Creator Approval Process. Here is an overview of the key steps.
Then once index creators have been approved they will get access to an onboarding program, growth tools and technical support.
If you’re interested in signing up to just visit the Index Creators page and click on the “Sign Up” button to submit your information and to get on the list to be notified of when the Index Creator feature is launched.
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