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# Getting Started with DT Exchange

DT Exchange is a programmatic monetization solution connecting publishers to top global demand sources from the world's top brand and user-acquisition buyers.

To get started with DT Exchange:

## Set Up Your App in the DT Console <a href="#h_01ha9fr0c56jjektd3ya93bz6w" id="h_01ha9fr0c56jjektd3ya93bz6w"></a>

As a DT Publisher, add your app and placements to the DT ecosystem via the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/). For more information about how to set up your app and placements for DT Exchange, see [Setting Up Your App in the DT Console](/dt-exchange/getting-started-with-dt-exchange/setting-up-your-app-in-the-dt-console.md). For more information about how to become a DT Publisher, see [Signing Up for DT Console](/dt-console/authorization/signing-up-for-dt-console.md).

## Integrate the DT Exchange SDK <a href="#h_01ha9fr0c511psbmh261b1sehf" id="h_01ha9fr0c511psbmh261b1sehf"></a>

The DT Exchange SDK is lightweight and comes complete with advanced server-side controls, first-class ad rendering capabilities, and internal ad quality features. These features ensure a stable performance and ad experience across all supported ad formats.

For more information about how to integrate the DT Exchange SDK, see the following articles:

* [Integrating the Android SDK](/dt-exchange/sdk-configuration/integrating-the-android-sdk.md)
* [Integrating the iOS SDK](/dt-exchange/sdk-configuration/integrating-the-ios-sdk.md)


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