Anchor Grids · Beta
Binance US API key setup and trading risk
Review Anchor Grids Binance US API permissions, credential verification, optional IP allowlisting, and the risks of automated live trading.
Use Read and Spot Trading permissions only
The Anchor Grids profile instructs you to enable Read and Spot Trading on your Binance US key and keep Withdrawals disabled. Trading permission still authorizes orders involving real funds. Do not paste keys into email, support messages, or public screenshots.
Verify credentials inside Profile
Profile displays credential verification status and whether the exchange account can trade. Use that interface to add or remove credentials; removing a key from Anchor Grids is distinct from revoking it at the exchange.
Connect Binance US through the Anchor Grids Profile
Create an API key in your own Binance US account with Read and Spot Trading enabled and Withdrawals disabled. In Anchor Grids, open Profile and find Live credentials. Enter the API key and API secret into their fields, then choose Verify and save. Check that the verification succeeds and Can trade shows Yes before reviewing a live allocation in the Bridge. Saving credentials does not remove the need to review real-fund actions before confirming them.
IP allowlisting is optional
The current profile describes an optional dedicated-IP service. Confirm its availability and price with support before relying on it. Never add an IP address you cannot verify as belonging to your deployment.
Automation does not eliminate trading risk
A bot can lose money. Market movements, fees, execution differences, connection failures, and exchange restrictions can affect outcomes. Paper results do not guarantee live results, and the service does not promise investment returns.
Product facts reviewed 2026-10-07. Source-linked public facts. Check current plans for beta billing terms.