Connect your tools.
Know their access.
Tracking a portfolio, syncing records and placing trades need different permissions. Start with what you want to do, then understand what the connection needs.
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A portfolio tracker
asks for trading access. Why?
Separate reading, trading and withdrawals. Understanding each permission helps you compare what a tool requests with what you actually need.
Read the guide ↗Connection check
Choose a purpose to see the access you should review.
The connection library
All guides →Prices, portfolios or trades: do you need an API key?
Decide whether a task needs account access before connecting a third-party tool.
Read the guide ↗02 / PERMISSIONSRead, trade and withdraw: what does each permission allow?
Compare a portfolio dashboard with a trading tool to understand access boundaries.
Read the guide ↗03 / SETUPYour first tool connection: five things to check before setup
Review provider identity, key type, permissions, outbound IP and revocation before connecting.
Read the guide ↗Connections need maintenance.
Key types, IP restrictions and interface changes can affect a working connection. Follow the official changes with these notes.
All guides (12)
- Prices, portfolios or trades: do you need an API key? ↗
- Read, trade and withdraw: what does each permission allow? ↗
- Your first tool connection: five things to check before setup ↗
- API connection failed: checking -2015, -1021, -1022 and 429 ↗
- Leaving a trading tool: what to check after uninstalling ↗
- What data does a read-only connection leave behind? ↗
- Planned key rotation or immediate revocation? ↗
- Diagnosing -1021 and -1022 without exposing credentials ↗
- Pause on 429: coordinating retries behind a shared IP ↗
- Testnet shows different balances: check the environment first ↗
- Which IP belongs on a cloud tool’s allowlist? ↗
- HMAC, RSA or Ed25519: check tool compatibility first ↗