This article explains how to create API keys on Binance US and connect your exchange account to Cryptohopper so your trading bot can start trading.
(The video below is about Binance, but Binance US works similarly. Make sure you have selected the correct Binance for your country.)
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Steps
Go to the Binance US website and log in or create an account.
Navigate to API Management.
Click Create API, select System generated API Key, and click Next.
Enter a memorable name for your API key, such as "Cryptohopper API."
Complete the puzzle verification. Then verify your API key using your phone number verification code, email verification code, and authenticator code.
Click Edit on your new API key. Select Restrict access to trusted IPs Only and paste Cryptohopper's IP addresses. You can find these IP addresses in your Base config under the Exchange section. Also enable Spot trading.
Copy the API Key and API Secret from Binance US and paste them into Cryptohopper. Save the changes on Binance US and click Connect to Binance US.
Your Binance US exchange is now connected. The bot will start running on your next trading cycle.
Unable to see your Binance US exchange balance?
If your trading bot does not show your Binance US balance, browser auto-fill may be interfering with the API connection. Try disabling auto-fill, using incognito mode, switching to a different browser, or disabling your password manager. See our troubleshooting article for more details.
You may also see an error during onboarding even when your API keys are correct. Common causes include having no funds in your Binance US exchange account, having funds in your funding account instead of your trading account, or not having completed KYC verification. If this happens, click Continue without testing. You can verify your API keys later in your Base config.
