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Watch the API key walkthrough

Use the video for context, then follow the screenshots step by step.

Step 1

Open Binance API Management

Sign in to Binance.com, click the profile icon and choose Account. This is where you create credentials for TradingView webhook automation through TradeAdapter.

Binance requires 2FA, intermediate verification, and at least one deposit to your Spot Wallet before it will let you create an API key

Step 2

Create a new API key

Select Create API to start a new key for no-code trading automation with TradeAdapter.

Binance API Management page with the Create API button

Step 3

Choose system-generated key

Pick System generated, which uses HMAC and hands you an API key and a secret key. The Self-generated option issues an Ed25519 or RSA key pair instead, and TradeAdapter signs Binance requests with HMAC — a self-generated key will not work.

Binance Choose API Key type dialog with System generated selected

Step 4

Label the API key

Add a clear name such as TradeAdapter so you can recognize this key later across Spot, Margin, or Futures routes.

Binance Create API dialog asking for an API key label

Step 5

Complete security verification

Finish Binance 2FA (authenticator, SMS, or your enabled methods) before restrictions and permissions are applied.

Binance security verification when creating an API key

Step 6

Set API restrictions and IP whitelist

This step secures TradingView to API broker execution. Restrict the key to TradeAdapter and enable only the markets you plan to automate.

Enable Spot & Margin and/or Futures permissions based on your strategy
Do not enable withdrawals for automation keys
Choose Restrict access to trusted IPs only — Binance deletes a key that is left unrestricted once any permission beyond Reading is enabled

Whitelist this IP on Binance 35.75.198.16

Binance API restrictions and IP access restrictions for TradeAdapter webhook automation