# Introduction & Installation

### Introduction

**Orion Terminal CLI** is a FREE command line interface trading environment that lets traders add speed, precision, and automation to their trading through a low-code environment, no matter the trading style.

**Key Features**

* 3 Exchanges (7+ Planned) 🆕
* Auto-TP 🔥
* Customizable Hotkeys 🔥
* Aliases & Triggers 🔥
* Auto-Complete and Auto-Suggest
* Pre-Built Commands
* Color-Coded Interface
* Synthetic Markets 🔜
* Pair Trading 🔜
* GUI Algo Builder  🔜
* Partner Integrations (Webhook, Tradingview, etc) 🔜

### Installation & Setup

1. Download Orion Terminal:\
        \- [Windows](https://docs.orionterminal.com/introduction-and-installation/windows-installation)\
        \- [Mac](https://docs.orionterminal.com/introduction-and-installation/macos-installation)\
        \- [Linux](https://docs.orionterminal.com/introduction-and-installation/linux-installation)
2. Run the Terminal
3. Type `login <exchange>`
4. As of version 0.71b, Orion Terminal works with 3 exchanges: **Bybit**, **Bitget (BETA)**, and **Binance**. You will need API Keys for each of the exchanges you want to use:
   * For Binance, generate your API keys [here](https://www.binance.com/en/my/settings/api-management).
   * [For Bitget (BETA), please follow the instructions here.](https://docs.orionterminal.com/introduction-and-installation/bitget-beta-account-and-api-key-creation)
   * [For Bybit, please follow the instructions here.](https://docs.orionterminal.com/introduction-and-installation/bybit-account-and-api-key-creation)
5. Get started with [Commands Overview & Examples](https://docs.orionterminal.com/commands-overview-and-examples)


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