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# Creating API keys

With API keys, you gain real-time access to market prices, charts, and order book data, ensuring you stay informed and responsive to market changes.

API keys generated in Tiger.com Broker are identical to those created directly on exchanges. This means you can use them seamlessly in the Tiger.com terminal or with other applications.

Tiger.com Broker users can create API keys for the following exchanges:

{% content-ref url="/pages/YDUHgacmYeydqy9TFZQf" %}
[Creating API keys for Binance](/english-2/creating-api-keys/creating-api-keys-for-binance.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/tqai7BZfOI4NnSQQt063" %}
[Creating API keys for Bybit](/english-2/creating-api-keys/creating-api-keys-for-bybit.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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