Connect Binance securely to CoinRobot.AI
Connect Binance to CoinRobot.AI using a restricted, trading-only API key, verify access, and inspect your account balance before creating a Plan. Your assets remain at Binance. The demonstration uses fake credentials and simulated balances; it does not validate a live connection or start trading.
Connect Binance securely to CoinRobot.AI — MP4 · SRT
Prepare your Binance account and Spot Wallet
Secure your Binance account and complete any required verification before starting. Keep the USDC intended for trading in your Spot Wallet, not another Binance product.
CoinRobot trades through a restricted Binance API while your assets remain at the exchange.
Create a trading-only API key
Create a separate CoinRobot key in Binance API management. Enable Read and Spot trading only. Keep withdrawal, Margin use, and unnecessary permissions disabled.
The illustrated permissions panel is a checklist, not a recording of the current Binance website. Follow the linked official guide if the exchange’s labels change.
Choose Binance in Connectors
In CoinRobot, open Connectors and choose Binance. Consult the interface details and guide link for exchange-specific setup instructions.
A Connector links an account. Saving one does not create a Plan or begin trading.
Name the Connector and select assets
Enter a recognizable name, such as Demo Binance, and select a small list of supported assets that your Plans may trade.
Selecting assets does not buy them. Start with a manageable list and capital you are prepared to put at risk. Your strategy and Plan determine actual entries and exits.
Restrict the key to current CoinRobot IP addresses
Copy every current execution-server IP address from CoinRobot’s interface information or Binance guide into the exchange API key’s trusted-IP allowlist. Use the addresses currently shown, not an old screenshot, and save the restrictions at Binance.
Return to the Connector form afterward. IP binding limits where the key works; trading-only permissions limit what it can do.
Enter and protect your API credentials
Paste the API key and secret into their matching fields. Treat both as passwords and do not send them in chat or email. Keep Spot trading enabled and Withdraw disabled.
The DEMO-ONLY-NOT-A-REAL-KEY placeholders used in the demonstration are deliberately unusable. They are not validated against Binance.
Save the Connector and test access
Save the Connector. In your real account, locate it in the Saved Connector list and use Test to check access.
If the test fails, review the permissions, current IP restrictions, active key, and exact credentials. The demonstration only identifies the Test control; it does not perform a live API check or show fake credentials passing one.
Inspect the full account balance
Open Dashboard and expand Open position balances by connector. Select your Connector and choose Show full account balance.
Compare the account amount with the amount assigned to robot positions and inspect the difference. Before a Plan starts, funds may be visible without being assigned to the robot. The demonstration’s balance figures are simulated.
Binance may use BNB for fees. Keep free USDC available for possible fee replenishment and watch notifications. Locate New Plan or consult the guide when you are ready for the next step; checking the balance does not start trading.