Execution and API Authorization Policy
Contracting operator / data controller
CryptoTech LLC.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
support@binancefuturestradingbot.online
1. Order authority
Automation operates only within the member’s selected account environment and configured profile. The member chooses a total margin budget and maximum estimated loss as a percentage of each position’s initial margin. Up to five different symbols may share this budget; leverage determines market exposure separately. The Strategy close action targets automatic positions only. The separately confirmed Positions close-all action targets every open USDT position in the selected account, including manual or externally opened positions, using reduce-only market orders. Both pause new entries; partial, rejected or uncertain closes may remain open and require reconciliation or direct exchange action. Protective bot orders are canceled only after flat confirmation. External resting orders are not automatically canceled by this action and may create later exposure.
2. Amounts and allocation
The total investment budget is the member’s own USDT funds available for initial margin across up to five positions, including a reserved allowance for estimated costs and price movement. It is not the leveraged market exposure. For example, 100 USDT of position margin at 5x represents 500 USDT exposure. Allocations vary with eligible trend scores and volatility; those rule scores are not probabilities of profit. Orbit allows up to 5x, Pulse up to 20x and Surge up to 50x. Lower leverage can be selected, and account-specific Binance notional/leverage brackets may restrict it further. Loss percentages apply to each position’s initial margin. Manual entries also share the budget. Funds may remain unused. The budget limits concurrent planned commitments, not cumulative losses over repeated trades, and does not guarantee final fills or losses.
3. Stops, profit exits and monitoring
The bot selects volatility-based leverage, stop and take-profit levels. Stops are established first from the actual fill using exchange conditional close-position orders; a missing or unconfirmed stop prompts reconciliation or emergency reduce-only closure. Take-profit multiples differ by profile. Software trailing and EMA trend exits run through the scheduled worker; the browser need not remain open. New sessions pause entries and request automatic position closure if the decline in USDT account equity reaches 10% of the session margin budget. Transfers, funding and external activity can affect that measure.
4. Uncertainty and position ownership
Stable client order IDs and local intents prevent blind entry retries after uncertain responses. Unmanaged positions and unresolved orders pause new automation. Use a dedicated Binance account or subaccount; external changes can invalidate attribution and protection assumptions. Do not place orders outside this console on managed symbols while automation is enabled.
5. Manual execution
Manual trades require a preview and separate approval, remain limited by the selected profile’s leverage cap, and do not receive automatic trend management unless explicitly documented. Exchange stop-loss and take-profit orders are requested for manual entries. Manual and automatic results are reported separately and together.
6. Live authorization and revocation
Live entry access requires verified email, enabled two-step verification, a valid subscription, operator launch enablement and explicit live-order authorization. Pause new entries to stop further automatic entries. To revoke all API authority, revoke the API key at Binance; this also prevents the service from managing positions. Close or manage outstanding positions directly at Binance as necessary.