Binance trading bot
You can backtest strategies with Binance fees and rules, and run paper and live bots on your own Binance account, on spot and USDT perpetual futures.
What is supported
- Spot and USDT perpetual futures.
- Bots read Binance's own live market data.
- Backtests can test as Binance: its fees, order steps, leverage limits and risk tiers.
- Demo mode uses the Binance spot and futures testnets and is the default for new connections.
Set up your Binance connection
- Create a dedicated sub-account or API key for the platform in Binance.
- In the key restrictions, keep withdrawals disabled and turn the IP restriction on.
- Restrict the key to the server IP address shown in Settings, under Connections.
- Add the key in Settings, under Connections, and choose demo or live.
- Run the connection check. It shows whether withdrawals are disabled, the IP restriction and the futures position mode.
Safety on Binance
Every position gets its stop loss placed on Binance, so it stays in force even while the platform is offline. Keys that can withdraw are refused, and the platform only manages the orders and positions it placed itself.
Exchanges and markets
Timeframes and demo mode
| Exchange | Timeframes | Demo mode |
|---|---|---|
| Binance | 1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h, 6h, 8h, 12h, 1D, 1W, 1M | Available |
Questions and answers
Can the platform withdraw from my Binance account?
No. Keys with withdrawal or transfer permission are rejected, so the platform can only place and manage trades.
Does it change trades I place myself?
No. The platform only manages the orders and positions it placed; it never touches others.
Where is the stop loss kept?
On Binance. Every position has its stop loss placed on the exchange.
Can I try it without real money?
Yes. Use demo mode, or a paper bot that trades virtual money on live Binance prices.
Which margin mode do futures use?
Isolated margin, with leverage set per symbol and capped by your plan and by Binance.