Automated trading used to be a game for people who could code. Hedge funds and power users wrote scripts that bought and sold on their behalf, while everyone else clicked buttons by hand. Bin
Automated trading used to be a game for people who could code.
Hedge funds and power users wrote scripts that bought and sold on their behalf, while everyone else clicked buttons by hand.
Binance wants to close that gap. The world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume and registered users, is rolling out Binance AI Pro.
It’s an AI agent, meaning software that can carry out tasks on its own rather than just answer questions, built to turn a trading idea into a working, automated strategy through conversation.
The tool is available on the Binance website and app, and the company says it requires no separate sign-up and no coding.
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Users explain what they want much as they would to a friend. That includes which assets to trade, under what conditions and with what risk limits.
Binance says the agent fills in missing details, refines the idea and lays it out as an editable flowchart called the Strategy Canvas.
On desktop, the canvas sits next to the chat, and users can click any step to tweak it.
On mobile, the whole process runs through chat. Beyond trading, the company says the workflows can produce daily reports, market monitoring, alerts and trading signals.
You can watch the demo to see Binance AI Pro in action.
On desktop, Binance AI Pro lays out each strategy as an editable flowchart beside the chat. (Image: Binance)
“Binance AI Pro is about access: professional-style strategy building, no coding required, with the user in control at every step,” said Jeff Li, Binance’s vice president of product.
Handing trades to an AI raises obvious questions about control, and Binance has built the product around several limits:
Strategies can be paused or revoked at any time.
Binance says the design follows the “bounded autonomy” approach from a policy paper its Global Policy team published earlier this month.
Under that approach, agents can analyze and recommend, but consequential actions need human sign-off.
At launch, the tool supports spot trading, meaning buying and selling assets outright. It also supports USDS-M futures, which are contracts settled in stablecoins.
Availability depends on regional restrictions. Each user can run up to 10 strategies, and backtesting against historical data isn’t available yet.
The free Standard Plan includes 250,000 monthly credits. The Premium Plan costs 19.99 USDC a month, paid in USDC, a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar.
It raises the allowance to 10 million credits and adds access to more advanced AI models where available. The launch is part of a wider set of AI product initiatives at Binance.
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