Use the exchange selector as your starting point#
The terminal includes account forms and transports for multiple exchanges. Look for the exact provider and product in Add Account, then enter the fields that form requests.
API-key providers commonly require a key and secret. Some also require an API passphrase. Wallet-based venues use different account or signing fields; an exchange login password is not a substitute for an API credential.
Connection and execution are separate checks#
A listed exchange, working public feed or saved key does not establish that all private actions work. Account products, regional restrictions, key types and signing methods can differ.
Bybit has been exercised as a live connection during this build’s development. Other included adapters need their own private-connectivity and order-execution checks for the account and hosting region in use.
Some writes for venues such as GRVT, Lighter, Aster and ApeX are restricted by the current compatibility policy. Do not change credentials or approve unrelated permissions to bypass a terminal restriction.
Use current provider instructions#
Follow your exchange’s own API-management guidance for creating credentials, permissions and product eligibility. The terminal’s general connection guide covers the common workflow; the provider controls its key settings and trading rules.