# Login to the Terminal
This page contains a step-by-step login guide for each product type.
The terminal authorization flow is divided into 4 product types:
* **Crypto** — Free license with access to all crypto exchanges. Available to Tiger.com Broker users.
* **Player** — Paid license with access to trading in *Player* mode. Login via Windows credentials or Player license login/password.
* **Stock** — Paid license with access to stock markets. Login via Windows credentials or Trial/Full license credentials.
* **All-in-One** — Paid license with access to both crypto exchanges and stock markets. Login via Broker/Windows account or Full license credentials. First-time login requires linking your Windows account with your Tiger.com Broker account.
Below is a short step-by-step guide for logging in through each product.
### Authorization: Crypto
1. Launch the terminal — on the start screen, select “Crypto” and click Continue with Crypto:\
2. If you don’t have a Tiger.com Broker account yet, click Create Account and complete the registration:
* Enter your Email and Password, then click Confirm.
* You will receive an email confirming successful registration with further instructions.
3. If you already have a Tiger.com Broker account, enter your login and password, then click Log In.
### Authorization: Player
**Option A — Using Player license login/password**
1. On the start screen, select “Player” and click Continue with Player:\
2. Enter the login and password for your Player license. You can copy them from your personal account:
3. Click Log In.
**Option B — Using Windows account**
1. On the start screen, select “Player” and click Continue with Player.
2. Enter the login and password for your Tiger.com Windows account.
3. On the Your Licenses screen, select the Player license and confirm login.
4. If your Player license is expired, it will be marked as “Expired” — in this case, you’ll need to purchase a new license to continue using the terminal.
### Authorization: Stock
**Via Trial or Full license**
1. On the start screen, select “Stock” and click Continue with Stock:\
2. Enter the login and password for your Trial or Full license. You can copy them from your personal account:
3. Click Log In.
**Via Windows account**
1. On the start screen, select “Stock” and click Continue with Stock.
2. Enter the login and password for your Tiger.com Windows account.
3. On the Your Licenses screen, select your Trial or Full license and confirm login.
4. If your Trial or Full license is expired, it will be marked as “Expired” — you will need to purchase a new license to continue using the terminal.
### Authorization: All-in-One
**Via Full license**
1. On the start screen, select “All-in-One” and click Continue with All-in-One:\
2. At the top, select the authorization type Tiger.com Terminal.
3. Enter the login and password for your Full license. You can copy them from your personal account:
4. Click Log In.
**Via login and password**
⚠️ Important! For first-time login via login/password, this product type requires linking your Tiger.com Windows account with your Tiger.com Broker account.
1. On the start screen, select “All-in-One” and click Continue with All-in-One.
2. At the top, select the authorization type Tiger.com Terminal.
3. Enter the login and password for your Tiger.com Windows account and click Log In.
4. A notification will appear requesting you to log in with your Tiger.com Broker account.
5. Enter your Tiger.com Broker login and password and click Log In.
If your Tiger.com Broker account is already linked, steps 4 and 5 will be skipped. For all subsequent logins using login/password, the account linking step will not be required.
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