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Binance USDT-M futures · from $7 a month

A Binance futures trading bot that can't touch your withdrawals

Signal Bench places the trades of one published strategy on your own Binance futures account, with a trade-only key, isolated margin and a stop confirmed on Binance for every position.

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What the bot does on your Binance account

  • Trades USDT-M perpetual futures on the coins you allow, long and short on the 1-hour chart and short on the 4-hour chart.
  • Sets isolated margin and the sized leverage on the symbol before each entry.
  • Enters only when price reaches the plan's entry and every limit you set allows it.
  • Places a stop-market order on Binance and confirms it is resting before the trade counts as open; if it cannot confirm it, the position is closed.
  • Exits at the target, the stop or a time limit, and reconciles every position with Binance on each cycle.

Connecting Binance, step by step

  1. In Binance, open API Management and create a new API key for Signal Bench.
  2. Restrict it to trusted IPs and add the server address shown in the Signal Bench dashboard. Binance only allows Futures on IP-restricted keys.
  3. Enable Futures. Leave withdrawals off; a key that can withdraw is refused.
  4. Paste the key and secret into the dashboard. The bot checks the permissions and shows what the key can do.
  5. Start on paper or with small limits, and watch the first trades and their stops in the Binance app.

Limits that apply to every order

Risk per trade, margin per trade, maximum open positions, trades per day and a daily loss stop are checked on the server before each entry. A losing streak pauses new entries. Real-money trading also needs a paid plan and approval for your account; trials run on paper. The full list is on the security page.

What it costs

PlanPriceLive bot trades
Starter$7 / monthup to 10 a week
Pro$15 / monthup to 20 a week
Premium$30 / monthno weekly cap

Every plan starts with a 3-day trial in which the bot runs on paper. Payment is in USDT or USDC. Details on the pricing page.

Other exchanges

Bybit and Bitget connect today on their testnets. Real-money trading there stays off until each passes a month of testnet trading with every order, stop and accounting check verified.

New to the bot? Start with how the crypto trading bot works, and read the public track record before connecting money.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to give a bot my Binance API key?

Only give a key that cannot withdraw. Signal Bench checks the key's permissions when you connect and refuses any key with withdrawals enabled. Keys are stored encrypted and shown masked.

Why does Binance say my key is read-only?

Binance grants the Futures permission only to keys restricted to trusted IP addresses. Add the server address shown in the dashboard to the key's IP list, then enable Futures.

Does the bot use cross margin?

No. It sets isolated margin on each symbol before entering, so one trade's loss is limited to the margin put on that trade.

What leverage does it use?

Leverage is sized for each trade and capped so that Binance's liquidation price sits at least two stop-distances beyond the entry, under a platform-wide ceiling and the maximum you set.

Can I close a trade or move the stop myself in the Binance app?

Yes. A stop you move in Binance is adopted rather than reset, and a position you close yourself is recorded as closed. Positions the bot did not open are reported and left alone.

Does it trade Binance spot?

No. The bot trades USDT-M perpetual futures only.

Run it on paper before Binance

Create a free account and run the bot on paper for 3 days, then connect a trade-only Binance key when you are ready.

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