Binance has launched a new product that sits somewhere between a chatbot and a trading desk. Binance Ai Pro, now available in beta, is an AI-powered trading assistant built directly into the Binance platform, which can analyze markets, execute trades, and manage open positions.
It’s an upgrade from the existing Binance Ai chatbot, which already lets users ask questions about market trends and token data. Ai Pro takes that foundation further, adding hands-on execution capability through a dedicated virtual sub-account that runs completely separate from a user’s main Binance account.
How Binance Ai Pro Works
At the center of the product is what Binance calls an AI Account, a virtual sub-account created automatically when a user activates Ai Pro. This account gets its own AI API key, which operates with strictly limited permissions: no external withdrawals, no transfers to outside wallets, no access to the main account. The API key exists only to execute trading activity within the sub-account boundaries.
Users can fund their AI Account by transferring from their main Binance Spot account. From that point, the AI can take on a range of tasks through a conversational interface, drawing on a set of models including ChatGPT, Claude, Qwen, MiniMax, and Kimi.
Binance describes the product’s underlying framework as the OpenClaw open-source ecosystem. Skills – the discrete capabilities the AI can call upon, like placing orders or checking balances – come pre-loaded from the Binance Skills Hub, and more can be imported from GitHub provided they’ve been internally vetted and approved by Binance. Custom or third-party skills are not verified, and Binance makes clear that users assume full responsibility for any outcomes tied to skills they import.
The AI can also write and execute code, including Python and Pine Script, which enables more complex or automated trading strategies.
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What You Can Do with Ai Pro
Ai Pro supports Spot, Futures, and Margin trading (availability depending on the user’s country of residence and local regulations). The AI can place and cancel orders, manage positions, handle margin borrowing and repayment, execute leveraged strategies, and transfer funds between different business accounts within the AI Account itself.
Users retain control throughout, and trading permissions – Futures, Spot & Margin, Margin Loan and Repay – can each be toggled on or off at any time from the settings panel. The AI cannot act outside the permissions a user has set, and Binance has built in compliance-level overrides that automatically lock certain permissions based on regulatory jurisdiction.
Users can also access a full session history of every action the AI has taken, review current positions, and stop any active strategy mid-execution by switching off trading permissions. The AI runs 24/7 in principle, though actual strategy execution depends on market hours and the instructions given.
One thing Binance is explicit about: the platform provides infrastructure, not advice. The AI does not recommend strategies, and Binance does not control the specific trades it makes. Any results, gains, or losses are a function of how the AI operates within the parameters the user sets.
How to Use & Costs
On the app, you navigate to the “Help and Support” tab under the profile menu, or find the Binance Ai entry point in the Messages tab, then tap “Activate” in the top-right corner. On the web version, the same activation option is accessible from the top navigation bar on the Binance homepage.
During setup, users configure which permissions the AI is allowed to use. These can be adjusted later under “Account Permissions” in settings.
During the beta phase, Binance Ai Pro costs $9.99 per month (paid in USDC), down from the standard $29.99/month rate. First-time users get a 7-day free trial, with no charge applied if the service is canceled within that window. Payment runs through Binance Pay with automatic monthly renewal.
During the beta, capacity is limited, and new sign-up slots are released in batches, so users may see a “fully booked” notice if demand exceeds current availability.
Regions that are currently excluded include the EU, UK, and Japan.
Binance is the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, offering spot, futures, margin, and options trading across hundreds of digital assets.
Founded in 2017, the platform serves users in most major jurisdictions globally and provides infrastructure spanning trading, custody, payments, staking, and institutional services.
