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# For Market Makers

1. Once you receive two login credentials:
   1. Market-Maker credentials — the ones you use to stream orders to the platform
   2. Taker credentials — the ones you use to validate the orders that you have provided 
2. You need to set up limits, thus your 2 accounts are connected
   1. You may find your IDs to set up limits [here](https://test.finerymarkets.com/settings/profile)
   2. The limit has to be set up on both accounts:
      1. Log in with Taker credentials; go to limits; input the ID of your maker account; set the limit to 100 BTC for both net and gross. Additionally, please validate that your global limit matches the counterparty one.
      2. Log in with Maker credentials and repeat the process with your Taker ID
3. Using your Market-Maker account, place the order (stream your quote). You may place one or more levels using [Add](/api-reference/rest-api/trading/adding-orders/add.md) command. Use only ’postOnly’ and ’limit’ order types.
4. Log in with your Taker account and you will see the orders that you have posted.


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