Signal Bench trades one published strategy on your own futures account: a stop on the exchange with every entry, limits checked on every order, and every signal public before its outcome.
A position counts as open only once its stop-loss is confirmed resting on the exchange. If that cannot be confirmed, the bot closes the position instead of leaving it unprotected.
Risk per trade, margin per trade, open positions, trades per day and a daily loss stop are checked on every entry. A losing streak pauses new entries.
A key that can withdraw is refused. Your funds stay on your exchange; Signal Bench never holds or moves them.
Trials and free accounts run the bot on paper only. Real money needs a paid plan and an explicit approval for your account.
Each signal is posted when it opens and settled in public, wins and losses alike. You can judge the strategy before you connect anything.
Entries come only when trend, strength and the higher timeframe agree. In many weeks that means few trades, or none.
The engine scans 27 coins and publishes a signal when a trend-continuation setup lines up on the 1-hour chart and the 4-hour trend agrees. Each signal carries a full plan: an entry a pullback away from the signal price, a stop about one ATR from entry, and a target just past one times that risk.
When you arm the bot, it watches those signals for your account. If the price reaches the planned entry and every one of your limits allows it, the bot places the order on your exchange, sets isolated margin and the sized leverage, and confirms the stop is resting before it treats the trade as open. Trades close at the target, the stop, or a time limit.
It trades longs and shorts on the 1-hour chart, and shorts only on the 4-hour chart, because 4-hour longs lost money in testing and are not published. In a quiet or choppy market it may take few trades, or none, for weeks.
| Plan | Price | Live bot trades |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $7 / month | up to 10 a week |
| Pro | $15 / month | up to 20 a week |
| Premium | $30 / month | no 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.
The strategy has a public record, and it has losing stretches as well as winning ones. Read the live track record and the methodology, run the bot on paper during the trial, and size risk so that a losing month is one you can sit through. Leveraged futures can lose more than you expect; the risk disclosure explains how.
Trading on Binance? See the Binance futures bot for the key setup. Comparing tools? See Signal Bench compared with 3Commas. How we protect keys and accounts is on the security page.
No one can promise that, and we do not. The strategy's live record is public on the track record page, losing stretches included. Read it before you connect real money, and start on paper.
Binance USDT-M perpetual futures for real money today. Bybit and Bitget connect on their testnets while their live paths finish testing.
No. The bot only accepts API keys without withdrawal permission and refuses any key that has it. Your funds never leave your exchange account.
No. The bot trades one strategy, the same one whose every signal is published. You choose the risk per trade, the limits and which coins it may trade.
Every open position has its stop-loss resting on the exchange itself, so it is protected even if nothing else is running.
Create a free account and run the bot on paper for 3 days. No exchange key needed for paper trading.
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