Binance launched AI Pro on October 19, allowing customers to create custom automated crypto trading strategies from plain written instructions, with no coding skills required. The service is available through the official Binance AI Pro page and the exchange's mobile app, and users can test proposed trades before committing real money.

From Instructions to Trading Plans

Traders choose their assets, set buying or selling conditions, and define risk limits. The tool identifies missing details and builds a trading plan from the user's instructions, so no coding experience or separate registration is needed to get started.

On desktop, a feature called Strategy Canvas displays each stage of a strategy beside the conversation. Users can change settings, remove steps, or add new ones directly. Mobile users make the same adjustments through chat. Binance draws on its own market data and research, together with selected outside sources, to construct the workflows.

Virtual Testing Comes Before Live Orders

With AI Pro, users can test their plans using virtual funds before placing live orders — a simulation approach widely known as paper trading. Live trading requires a separate approval step. Once approved, strategies run inside dedicated AI Strategy Accounts that are kept apart from customers' main balances. Traders must transfer funds into those accounts manually, and the AI agent cannot move money on its own.

Customers can pause a strategy, change its instructions, or revoke its trading access at any time. Any revised version requires another approval before it can begin trading. Binance says safeguards follow its policy of keeping financial decisions under human authority.

Supported Markets and Additional Tools

The rollout arrives amid shifting market conditions. Recent market data showed Binance altcoin market breadth — a measure of how broadly gains are spread across altcoins — falling to 51.6%, down from more than 90% earlier in October. The launch also follows growth in other exchange offerings: last week, Binance's tokenized stock platform passed $1 billion in assets.

AI Pro initially supports spot trading and USD-margined futures strategies — contracts collateralized in dollar-pegged assets rather than the underlying cryptocurrency — subject to local restrictions. Beyond trade execution, the assistant can prepare daily reports, monitor markets, and generate price alerts or signals. Jeff Li, Binance's vice president of product, said customers can review and test workflows before approving deployment. More trading products are planned, according to the company.

Industry Attention on AI Account Permissions

The launch comes as the use of AI in financial services draws closer scrutiny to account permissions. Also on October 19, World introduced identity tools for AI agents. Taken together, the same-day announcements point to the same underlying question for the industry: how much autonomy AI agents should have in financial settings. Binance, for its part, requires customers to approve their strategies and fund dedicated accounts themselves.

Pricing and Plans

Binance offers a free Standard plan with 250,000 monthly credits. A Premium plan costs 19.99 USDC per month and provides 10 million credits along with additional AI models. Both plans support paper trading and live deployment.

The original report was published by Blockonomi.