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# Accounts

Manage your API Keys in the terminal

## API Keys

In the accounts window you can view and manage all your API Keys. You can also register new API Keys from the settings menu, accessed from the dropdown in the top left corner of the module.

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{% content-ref url="/pages/A1nlAJwOBsjLnyviRrYW" %}
[How to add your API Key](/getting-started/how-to-add-your-api-key.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### Editing permissions

{% hint style="info" %}
Click the edit button (pencil, far right). Editing allow you to enable/disable Spot or Futures trading with the API Key, given that it has sufficient permissions.&#x20;

If you have multiple API Keys for an exchange, the key marked as "Main" will be the default API Key selected when you create a new strategy.
{% endhint %}

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