When you arrive at TraderLobby, begin by deciding whether you already have an account. If you do, use the sign-in route associated with that account. If you are new, look for the account creation option. Creating another account is not the first step for fixing a sign-in problem. It can leave you looking at a different account from the one that holds your existing access and history.

The choices on the sign-in screen depend on how this version of TraderLobby is set up. You may see password sign-in, Sign in with a passkey, Continue with Google, or Continue with Microsoft. Use a method that is available and connected to your account. If a method is missing, that does not mean you have overlooked a hidden button. It may not be enabled here.

For password sign-in, enter your account identifier in the field shown and enter your TraderLobby password. Read the field label rather than assuming every service uses the same identifier. Check for a typing error before submitting. If your browser fills in saved details, make sure they belong to the account you intended to open. Saved information is convenient, but it can still be information for the wrong person or account.

For Google or Microsoft sign-in, read the account shown in the provider’s prompt. A shared browser may remember someone else’s identity. Choose your intended account and follow the prompts back to TraderLobby. For a passkey, follow your device’s approval prompt. We’ll explain passkeys and recovery on the next page.

If you’re creating an account, complete the information requested by the form. Review the password requirements and the agreements before accepting them. This is a real account application, so use accurate information. Our lesson demonstrations use sample details to protect privacy, but those samples are not information to copy into your own registration.

Registration is not always open. If the app says account creation is closed or limited, follow the access information it provides. Repeatedly submitting the same form will not change that access rule. Existing users should return to the sign-in route; new users should use the available instructions for obtaining access.

You may also be asked to complete security setup before entering the main app. Follow the required steps instead of treating them as optional screens to skip. If exchange setup appears afterward, remember that connecting an exchange and preparing Live access are separate from signing in. Read that step carefully; the exchange lesson will cover its permissions in detail.

After submitting, wait for the result. An error message, a security prompt, and the main workspace are three different outcomes. If there’s an error, read it and address that specific step. If the workspace opens, check the account identity before continuing. Your practice task here is simply to identify the sign-in method you would use and describe how you would confirm that it opened the correct account.