Bitget — read-only API key
Read-only key with a passphrase you set during creation. You create the key on bitget.com; it takes a couple of minutes.
- You will end up with
- API key · Secret key · Passphrase
Log in to bitget.com.
Go to Account, then API Management.
Click Create API.
Set a name and a passphrase.
Warning: You choose this passphrase and it is not shown again afterwards. Write it down — verification needs it alongside the key and secret.
Under permissions, select Read Only.
Warning: Do not grant trade or withdrawal permissions. Preuval only reads your history.
Leave the IP field empty for unrestricted access.
Complete the verification.
Copy the API key, secret key and passphrase.
Warning: The secret is displayed once and never again. Copy it before closing the dialog — if you lose it you have to delete the key and start over.
In Preuval: select Bitget, set the environment to Production, and paste all three values.
Save the credentials somewhere safe
Copy each value into a password manager as the exchange shows it. Secrets are displayed once, and a half-copied secret fails authentication in a way that looks identical to a wrong one. Preuval never writes your keys to disk — they are used for the run and discarded.