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# How to connect Binance with an Ed25519 key pair

To properly connect Binance to B2CONNECT Hub using an Ed25519 key, you need to:

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### Get a list of trusted IP addresses from B2CONNECT

Contact your Account Manager to obtain a list of B2CONNECT IP addresses. You'll need them later, to properly configure a list of trusted IPs.
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### Create Ed25519 keys

1. Download and install the Asymmetric Keys Generator.
2. Generate private and public Ed25519 keys.

Follow the **How to create an Ed25519 key pair?** section of the [Binance instruction](https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/detail/6b9a63f1e3384cf48a2eedb82767a69a) for step-by-step guidance.
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### Register your Ed25519 keys on Binance

Follow the **How to register my Ed25519 key on Binance?** section of the [Binance instruction](https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/detail/6b9a63f1e3384cf48a2eedb82767a69a) for step-by-step guidance.
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### Edit restrictions

Add previously acquired B2CONNECT IP addresses as trusted IPs to the allowlist of newly registered API keys.
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### Configure the connection on the B2CONNECT side

Contact your Account Manager for guidance on integrating the keys into the B2CONNECT settings.
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