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# Generating API Keys on Bybit
To enable connection between Newsly Telegram bot and Bybit, you'll need to generate a specific set of API keys exclusively for Newsly. Follow these steps to generate your API keys on Bybit:
1. Login in to your [Bybit](https://www.bybit.com/register?affiliate_id=54457\&group_id=0\&group_type=1) account, If you don’t have one, create one here.
2. Navigate to the account or subaccount you will use.
3. Click on your profile and select "API" from the menu that appears, as shown in the image below:
4. In the API window, click on the "Create New Keys" button. You'll be prompted to choose an API key type. If you're not sure how to generate your own keys, select "System Generated API Keys".
5. Give the key an easy-to-identify name, such as "Newsly", and copy the permissions indicated in the image below to ensure your setup matches.
Be sure to add the following IPs to your API Key to ensure extra security: `52.30.103.212`
You're all set! Make sure to keep the API key and secret in a secure location as we'll need them in just a moment!
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