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description: "How to register API keys for several exchanges in one Moonbot terminal and switch between the configured exchanges through Settings → Login."
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# Using Moonbot on Multiple Exchanges

If you plan to trade on multiple exchanges simultaneously, you can register API keys for each exchange in one Moonbot terminal. To do this, on the **Settings** → **Login** tab, select the desired exchanges one by one, enter your API keys, and then you will be able to switch between them using the exchange selection dropdown.

However, it is recommended to create separate copies of the Moonbot terminal for each exchange, as well as for spot and futures trading versions. This will help avoid conflicts between settings and simplify the management of trading strategies.

**How to Create a Separate Copy of Moonbot for another Exchange or Market:**

To create a separate copy of Moonbot for another exchange or trading market:

1. Close the running terminal and make a copy of the folder where it is installed.
2. Open the copied folder and launch **MoonBot.exe** in administrator mode. Then, select the new exchange and register the appropriate API keys.

This method can also be used to create dedicated terminal instances for different exchanges and trading pairs, such as:

- Moonbot-Binance-Spot-USDT
- Moonbot-Binance-Spot-BTC
- Moonbot-Binance-Futures-USDT
- Moonbot-Binance-Quarterly-USDT
- Moonbot-HTX
- Moonbot-Bybit-Futures
- Moonbot-Bybit-Spot
- Moonbot-Gate-Futures
- Moonbot-Gate-Spot.
- Moonbot-Bitget-Spot
- Moonbot-Bitget-Futures
- Moonbot-OKX-Spot
- Moonbot-OKX-Futures
- Moonbot-Hyperliquid-Spot
- Moonbot-Hyperliquid-Futures.

Creating separate terminal copies makes trading management more convenient and minimizes the risk of accidentally switching between different exchanges or trading pairs.

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## Related

- [How to Register Additional API Keys in the PRO Version of Moonbot](https://moonbot.eu/en/documentation/basics/how-to-register-additional-api-keys?format=md)