# BitGet
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Starting from version 7.1, the [Tiger.com](https://tiger.com/) terminal supports connecting to the BitGet exchange with the ability to trade spot and futures symbols (in USDT), receive real-time and historical market data, and synchronize balances, orders, and positions.
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To set up the connection, follow these steps:
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### Registration
Register on the [BitGet exchange website](https://www.bitget.com/) (if you haven't already).
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### Verification
In the exchange's personal account, complete the KYC procedure in the **Identity Verification** section:
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### 2FA
Open the **Security Settings** section and activate two-factor authentication (2FA) there:
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### Navigating to API
Hover the cursor over the profile icon and go to the **"API Keys"** section:
Click the **"Create API Key"** button:
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### Key Type
Select the API key type: **"System Generated":**
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### API Permissions
Enter an arbitrary key name and create a passphrase. In the **"Permissions"** section, select the option **"Read-Write":**
Then activate the checkboxes next to the items you need, for example:
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### Confirmation
Enter the verification code from email and Google Authenticator for confirmation:
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### Key Information
The API keys will appear on the opened page; save them in a secure place:
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### Connecting in the Terminal
Launch [Tiger.com](https://tiger.com/) and select **File → Connections → Configure** from the main menu.
In the window that opens, click the **+ Create New Connection** button and select **BitGet** from the list that appears.
In the window that opens, enter the API keys and the PassPhrase:
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API keys are created for a unified trading account, so for trading both spot and futures assets, only one connection setup is sufficient.
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Upon successful setup, you will see a corresponding confirmation message and a green icon next to the BitGet connection:
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