Discord to Binance
A bot you invite to a guild reads the signal channel.
A bot in your guild, with the Message Content intent enabled.
Orders are placed with your API key from our server. No password is ever involved.
Quantity, notional, or a percentage of balance. No lots, no pips.
What you get at each end
A bot, not your account
Reading with a user token is self-botting — against Discord's terms and a ban risk for you personally. We use a bot you invite.
Embeds are read
Many signal servers post embeds rather than text. A parser reading only the message body sees nothing and reports “no signals”.
The only destination with an official API
Binance documents and supports this. Nothing is reverse engineered, no terms are being bent, and nothing breaks when they ship a change to their web app.
A key, not a password
You create an API key with trade permission only and withdrawals disabled, then IP-lock it to our server. Even a total compromise of our infrastructure cannot move your coins — it can only trade them.
Three steps, once
The order matters, which is why it is numbered.
Invite the bot
One link. It needs the Message Content intent — without it the bot joins successfully and then sees every message as empty.
Create a scoped API key
Enable Spot and/or Futures trading. Leave withdrawals disabled. Restrict it to our IP, which is shown on the connect screen.
Build the route
Source → parser → account → sizing. Dry-run it first: the full pipeline against your real balance, placing nothing.
What you will be configuring
Only these 9. Nothing from the other nineteen bridges appears in your dashboard.
Send your first signal through in ten minutes
Seven days, every feature, no card.