Connect an Exchange Account

Connecting an exchange account is an important step before you start using Nanobot. You create an API key on the exchange you want to use and enter the required details into the system to connect the account. Once the connection succeeds, the system can use related features — such as displaying account data, tracking balances, managing bots, and executing trades according to the permissions you granted. Always review your API permissions and configure security appropriately before going live.

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What to prepare before connecting

1) A ready-to-use exchange account

You should have an exchange account that you can log into normally and that has passed the provider's required steps — such as identity verification or enabling API functionality according to that exchange's requirements.

2) API Key and Secret Key

Create an API key on the exchange you want to connect, and keep all the details required for the connection — such as the API Key, Secret Key, and any other information the exchange may require.

3) Appropriate API permissions

Before connecting, make sure the API key has only the necessary permissions — such as reading account data and trading in the market you actually use, if you want the bot to be able to place orders.

4) API security settings

If the exchange supports it, configure a list of trusted IPs and avoid enabling high-risk permissions such as withdrawal, transfer, or permissions unrelated to how the platform works.

How to connect an API key to Nanobot

Create an API in Nanobot.
Copy the IP address shown and keep it, then go to the exchange website (for example Binance).
In the exchange app/website, create an API.
Save the API Key and Secret Key in a safe place, then enter them into Nanobot.
Add Nanobot's IP address to the exchange's trusted-IP list.
The API connection is successful.

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