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# Robinhood Crypto Connection Guide

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Please ensure you have received the Robinhood Crypto Connection instruction from our team before reading the rest of this page.
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### Accessing Your Robinhood Crypto API Section

1. Log in to your Robinhood account via their Web App (do not use the mobile app)
2. Click **Account** located at the top of the menu
3. Click **Settings**
4. In the sub-menu that appears below your profile name, click **Crypto** (do not click Crypto that is located in the main top menu)
5. Scroll down the look for the section titled **API Trading**
6. Click **Add key**
7. A pop-up window will appear
8. Enter **StockHero** as the key name
9. Check all boxes that state **Place Crypto Orders** and **Read Crypto \*\*\***
10. Go back to the email that you received from us and copy the Public Key contained in the email
11. Paste the Public Key into the Public key textfield in the Robinhood pop-up window
12. Click Save/Submit button
13. An **API Key** will be generated in the Key column. Copy this API Key by clicking on the value displayed immediately BELOW the Key name. The value of the API Key should start with “rh”. Do NOT lose this API Key as it is generated only once.
14. Log in to your StockHero account and go to Settings > Add Brokerage
15. Look for Robinhood Crypto and click it
16. Paste the API Key (from step 13) into the API Key textfield
17. Go back to the email that you received from us and copy the Private Key contained in the email
18. Paste the Private Key into the API Secret textfield
19. Click **Add Brokerage**

If the connection is successful, your Robinhood holdings will be displayed in StockHero's Portfolio page. If not, please email us so that we can assist further.


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