Binance
Automate a Binance account
you already hold
You keep the account and the funds stay where they are. Vectorhelm adds a key with trade scope, routes orders through the risk engine, and never holds anything.
- Spot + Futures
- markets supported
- Trade-scope
- keys only
- Non-custodial
- your funds stay in your own account
The connection
What we ask for, and what we refuse.
Trade scope only
A key with trade permission. Vectorhelm places and cancels orders and does nothing else with the account.
Trade scope only
Sub-accounts are separate books
Each sub-account carries its own limits and its own exposure, so splitting strategies across them isolates them properly.
Independent
Revocable from your side
Delete the key at Binance and the routes stop. You do not need us to switch anything off.
Your control
Binance specifics
What trips people up on Binance.
Spot and futures are different APIs with different rules, and most first-connection failures come from one of these four.
Spot and futures are separate
They are distinct APIs with their own balances, symbols and position models. A key enabled for one does not necessarily work for the other, and a futures strategy will not route against a spot balance.
Two APIs
Sub-accounts are separate books
Each sub-account carries its own balance and its own limits. That is usually what you want — a prop-style experiment on one sub-account cannot touch the main one.
Isolated
Error -2015 is almost always the IP
Binance returns -2015 for an invalid key, invalid signature or unauthorised IP, and in practice it is the IP allowlist. If you restrict by IP, our egress addresses have to be on it.
Allowlist
MIN_NOTIONAL rejects small orders
Every symbol has a minimum order value and a step size. An order below it is rejected by the venue, not by us — which is why a small test order can fail while a normal one works.
Per symbol
Add the key on a demo account first.
Connect Binance, route a strategy on demo, and watch the engine refuse an order that breaches a limit before anything real is at stake.