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# Why uTrading Doesn’t Get My Assets on the Exchange?

**Binance API:**

1. You must open a futures account and complete the futures risk knowledge test.
2. Please confirm that the API has been opened to allow reading, allow Spot and margin trading, and allow futures.
3. Please transfer USDT from the Funding account to the Spot account or USDⓈ-M Futures account.

**OKX API:**

1. "Demo trading" must be closed before creating the API.
2. Please confirm that the trading authority has been opened.
3. It is necessary to transfer USDT from the funds account or financial account to the trading account.

**Bybit API:**

1. Please confirm that the read and write permissions have been opened.
2. Please transfer USDT from the fund account to the Spot or futures account.


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