How to Setup Leap Trading Bot
How to setup your bot after you've downloaded it!
Windows / Mac Setup Guide
Setting up Leap on Windows or Mac is super simple. Just follow these quick steps and you’ll be trading in no time.
✅ Step 1: Download the Latest Files
Get the latest version of Leap here:
📁 Step 2: Create a Folder for Leap
Make a new folder anywhere on your PC (e.g., Desktop or Documents).
Move the downloaded file into that folder.
🔑 Step 3: Get Your Licence Key
Head to the link below to generate your license key
You’ll need to enter this when launching the bot.
📢 Step 4: Join the Community
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⚠️ Additional Notes
Some antivirus software might flag Leap — this is a false positive. You may need to:
Temporarily disable antivirus
Or right-click the file and Run as Administrator to launch it
Linux Setup Guide
Follow these steps to set up the Leap trading bot on your Linux system. This guide assumes you’re using a 64-bit distro and already have basic familiarity with using your terminal.
✅ Step 1: Install GNOME Keyring (64-bit)
Leap requires GNOME Keyring to securely store your credentials.
Go to the official GNOME Keyring page: 👉 https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeKeyring
Download and install the 64-bit version for your distro (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, etc.).
On Ubuntu-based distros, you can also run:
sudo apt update && sudo apt install gnome-keyring
🔐 Step 2: Ensure the “login” Keyring Exists
Most distros will already have a default keyring collection named login
. If it doesn't exist, you’ll need to create it manually using Seahorse, a graphical frontend for GNOME Keyring.
To check and create the login keyring:
Open Seahorse (search for “Passwords and Keys” in your applications).
Go to the menu:
File
>New
>Password Keyring
Click Continue.
When prompted for a name, enter:
login
Set a password (can be blank, but this depends on your distro and security needs).
⬇️ Step 3: Download and Run Leap
Download Leap for Linux here: 👉 https://storage.googleapis.com/leapfrontend/leap-linux
Make the file executable:
chmod +x leap-linux
Run Leap:
./leap-linux
🛠️ Troubleshooting Tips
If Leap doesn't launch or complains about keyring access, double-check that:
gnome-keyring
is installedThe
login
keyring exists and is unlocked
On some distros, you may need to start the keyring daemon manually:
/usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon --start --components=secrets
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