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Once a PayID has been initialized or loaded, you can sign it using an [identity key](#identity-keys). You must either generate a new key, or load an existing one. Once your PayID has been loaded or initialized, and your identity key has been generated or loaded,
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you can sign the PayID using `sign` command. The `sign` command signs each of your PayID address
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mappings using the loaded identity keys, and outputs the resulting PayID with a `verifiedAddress` field. Run the `save`
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command to save your PayID, with signed addresses, to file.
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mappings using the loaded identity keys, and outputs the resulting PayID with a `verifiedAddress` field.
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By default, the sign command clears the unsigned `addresses` from the results. If you wish to
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retain unsigned addresses after signing, use `sign --keep-addresses` or `sign -k` instead.
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Finally, run the `save` command to save your PayID, with signed addresses, to file.
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