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How to setup your Binance API keys on Copile

This guide will walk you through the process of aquiring your Binance API keys and setting them up on Copile. Note that API keys are highly sensitive so ensure you are cautious when dealing with them. Copile requires minimal permissions for your API keys, and always puts security first.

Please note this process is likely to change over the coming weeks as we prepare to enable IP whitelisting functionality

Step 1: Accessing your API keys on Binance

  1. Head to https://binance.com and login

  2. Select the profile icon in the top right menu

  3. Select API Management

  1. Once you are on the API Management page, click Create API

  2. Out of the two API key type options, select System generated

  3. Click Next

  1. Name your API key something that relates to Copile and click Next

  1. Complete the verification steps required

  1. Once the varifcation is complete, your API keys will be created

  2. Click Edit restrictions

  1. Toggle Enabled Futures

  2. Click Save

Step 2: Submitting your API keys on Copile

  1. Go to https://user.copile.trade/settings

  2. Select the Binance exchange and paste your API and secret key into their respective fields

  3. Click Submit

  4. Wait for your API keys to be encrypted and updated

  5. Once finished, head back to the Binance API Management page and either refresh or close the tab to ensure your secret keys are no longer visible without verifying.

  6. You must now configure your trader settings. Users are required to configure both their preferred exchange and position size mode after entering their API keys. Simply entering an exchanges API keys alone without configuring plan settings will result in no trades being executed. Please see Settings for more information.

Your Binance API keys are now successfully configured. Please note, these API keys are not directly accessible or editable via the Copile web app. If you wish to update them, you'll need to reset and undergo this process again. Also, ensure to remove them from the Binance API Management page.

For security reasons, it's a good practice to periodically reset and update your API keys. Regularly rotating your API keys minimizes risks.

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