> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.blockhouse.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Blockhouse Docs

> Step-by-step guides to opening a strategy account, managing it, depositing into a vault and trading on the terminal.

Blockhouse runs systematic strategies on exchange accounts you own, offers on-chain vaults you deposit into from your own wallet, and provides a terminal for trading on Hyperliquid. These guides cover each one. If you get stuck, email [support@blockhouse.capital](mailto:support@blockhouse.capital).

New here? Start with [How Blockhouse works](https://docs.blockhouse.app/get-started/how-blockhouse-works.md).

## What are you looking to do?

> **[Open your first strategy account](https://docs.blockhouse.app/open-an-account.md)**
>
> From choosing a strategy to a live account: your details, the SMA agreement, and connecting your exchanges and prime broker.

> **[Add another strategy account](https://docs.blockhouse.app/add-an-account.md)**
>
> Your details and agreement carry over, so it takes four steps instead of six.

> **[Manage your accounts](https://docs.blockhouse.app/manage.md)**
>
> Deposit or withdraw, change venues or keys, close an account and read your reports.

> **[Deposit into a vault](https://docs.blockhouse.app/vaults.md)**
>
> Connect a wallet, verify once with Keyring and deposit USDC on Ethereum. No login needed.

> **[Trade on the terminal](https://docs.blockhouse.app/trade.md)**
>
> Connect a wallet, deposit USDC from Arbitrum, enable trading and place an order.

> **[Look up a term](https://docs.blockhouse.app/reference/glossary.md)**
>
> SMA, sub-account, one-way mode, prime broker and every other term, defined in one place.

## Prime broker guides

If you're opening a strategy account, start here: your prime broker opens the exchange sub-accounts the strategy trades on. Each guide covers the broker's transfer key, then each exchange from sub-account to keys, for [Step 4: Credentials](https://docs.blockhouse.app/open-an-account/connect-your-exchanges).

> **[BIT](https://docs.blockhouse.app/open-an-account/connect-your-exchanges/prime-brokers/bit)**
>
> Transfer key, then each exchange. BIT creates the OKX and Bitget keys for you.

> **[LTP](https://docs.blockhouse.app/open-an-account/connect-your-exchanges/prime-brokers/ltp)**
>
> Transfer key, then LTP provisions a DMA sub-account and its keys on each exchange.

> **[Bequant](https://docs.blockhouse.app/open-an-account/connect-your-exchanges/prime-brokers/bequant)**
>
> Transfer key, then Bequant opens an account on each exchange and creates its keys, except Kraken's, which you create.

> **[FalconX](https://docs.blockhouse.app/open-an-account/connect-your-exchanges/prime-brokers/falconx)**
>
> Transfer key, then a sub-account on Binance, Bybit and OKX. FalconX creates the OKX keys for you.

## Reference

* [Glossary](https://docs.blockhouse.app/reference/glossary.md)
* [Supported venues and prime brokers](https://docs.blockhouse.app/reference/supported-venues.md)
* [API keys and IP addresses](https://docs.blockhouse.app/reference/api-keys-and-ip-addresses.md)
* [How your keys are stored](https://docs.blockhouse.app/reference/how-keys-are-stored.md)

For questions the guides don't answer, see [Get help](https://docs.blockhouse.app/reference/get-help.md).


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