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# WhiteBit

This guide is designed to help you connect the WhiteBit exchange to the ATAS platform. If you do not have an account yet, you can register on the exchange using the following [**link**](https://whitebit.com/auth/register)**.**

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1. To connect your WhiteBit account to ATAS, you need to create an API key.

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2. During the API creation, select the following settings:

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After creating the API key, you need to activate it.
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3. Connect your account using the generated keys in ATAS. To do this, in the platform's main window, click on ***Connections - Add - WhiteBit*** and then click the ***Next button***.

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4. Setting up the connection in ATAS.

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* API key, Secret key - keys generated on the website.
* Connection name - the displayed name of the connection in the connection list.
* Portfolio name - a name for the portfolio to distinguish portfolios from multiple simultaneous connections (optional).

After configuring the connection, it will appear as a separate line in the list of connections:

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1\. **Add** – add a new connection.

2\. **Type** – connection source.

3\. **Name** – connection name which you can set yourself.

4\. **Status** – connection status.

5\. **Quote Provider** – option to select a quote provider (this connection will be used as a quote provider).

6\. **Auto-Connect** – if you want the connection to automatically occur when the platform is launched, you need to enable this option.

7\. **Connection settings button.**

8\. **Remove connection from the list button.**

9\. **Connect/Disconnect** – connect/disconnect the connector.

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You can read about the settings of this window at the following link: [Connection Settings Window](https://help.atas.net/en/support/solutions/articles/72000612212)
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