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Unable to authenticate with the IG API


mgwuk

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I'm trying to authenticate with the IG API and having trouble.

If I use my IG username and password for authentication to, "https://api.ig.com/gateway/deal/session" I get the following error message: 
error.public-api.failure.stockbroking-not-supported

In the API settings section there is something called Web API at the bottom. If I set a username and password and use that I get the following error message:
service.security.authentication.failure-client-documents-required

Can someone please confirm which username and password should be used? It sounds like it may be the Web API but it's saying client documents required. I am pretty sure I've done this or I wouldn't have an account right?

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