Binance AI Pro turns trading ideas into automated strategies

Binance describes AI Pro as a finance-focused agent that turns a trading idea into a tested, automated strategy through conversation.[1] It says the tool can improve strategies and present them as visual workflows for review.[1] Users do not need to code or download a separate app.[1] On desktop, Binance says the chat and strategy workflow can appear side by side, while its app supports building and refining strategies through chat.[1] That gives users different ways to inspect or adjust a strategy, depending on where they access the service.[1]

Binance says AI Pro draws on its market data and research, alongside selected third-party sources.[1] Standard and Premium users can access the DeepSeek model, while Premium users can use leading frontier models including ChatGPT Sol, ChatGPT Astra and Claude Opus.[1] Binance also says users can access AI Pro without a separate sign-up.[1] The quoted monthly allowances are 250,000 credits and 10,000,000 credits; the available evidence does not specify which allowance belongs to which plan.[1] These details make it worth checking the applicable plan and allowance before relying on a particular model or workflow.[1]

Binance says users can test strategies through paper trading with hypothetical funds before risking real funds.[1] Both plans allow strategies to be deployed to live trading, but Binance says no strategy starts trading without user approval.[1] Each live strategy runs in its own sub-account, separate from the main account, and AI Pro cannot move funds by itself.[1] Users can pause a live strategy, adjust it or revoke its access at any time, according to Binance.[1] The company also warns users not to rely solely on AI outputs for decision-making.[1]

Binance says AI Pro will roll out globally on its website and app starting October 19, 2026.[1] Separately, Binance says the beta would be available to a limited number of users and gradually rolled out to more users.[3] The new AI Pro does not replace that beta, and existing subscriptions remain active, according to Binance.[1] The Street reports that launch support covers spot trading and USDS-M futures, with users able to run up to 10 strategies.[2] It also reports that historical-data backtesting is not yet available, a limitation teams should account for when evaluating the tool.[2]