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Binance API connection and permission guide01 / Sources checked 2026.09.12
BEFORE YOU CONNECT

Connect your tools.
Know their access.

Tracking a portfolio, syncing records and placing trades need different permissions. Start with what you want to do, then understand what the connection needs.

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One connection. Three boundaries.
▦Your accountYou control the assets
⌘API permissionsLimit what it can do
⊞Connected toolAccess only what it needs
Read accountExecute tradesWithdraw assets

This site explains connections. It does not connect to your account.

In focus · API permissions

A portfolio tracker
asks for trading access. Why?

Separate reading, trading and withdrawals. Understanding each permission helps you compare what a tool requests with what you actually need.

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START WITH THE PURPOSE

Connection check

Choose a purpose to see the access you should review.

Review access by purpose

Public market prices generally do not need an account API key. Prefer public data endpoints without granting account access.

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Connections need maintenance.

Key types, IP restrictions and interface changes can affect a working connection. Follow the official changes with these notes.

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