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# Creating API Key - Gate

* Go to the **API Management** section;
* Click **Create API Key**;
* In the **API Key Remark** field, enter a name for the API key;
* In the **IP Permissions** field, select **Bind IP** and enter your IP address. If your IP address changes, the API key will stop working. If you check the **Later** checkbox and do not specify an IP address, the key will automatically stop working after 90 days;
* Leave the **API Key Type** and **Account Type** fields as default;
* In the **Permissions** field, check the boxes for **Spot Trade**, **Custody**, **Withdraw**, **Commission Details**, **Account**, **Loan**, and **Copy**;
* Click **Submit**;
* In the pop-up window, check all the boxes to agree to the terms of use;
* Enter the requested security codes and click **Confirm**;
* Copy the **Key** and **Secret** values and add them to Combine.

<figure><img src="/files/rInGFZnut335KBTs1J8o" alt=""><figcaption><p>Creating an API Key on the Gate exchange.</p></figcaption></figure>


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