TLDR
Binance launched a free Standard plan for AI Pro on Oct. 19, with 250,000 monthly usage credits.
A Premium plan costs $19.99 per month and includes 10 million monthly credits.
Binance’s earlier paid beta, launched March 25, continues to run separately.
Users must approve each strategy and fund a separate sub-account before live trading.
Binance says users remain responsible for all investment decisions and trading losses.
Binance has launched a free version of its AI Pro trading tool. The new Standard plan lets users build, test and run automated crypto trading strategies without paying a monthly software fee.
The exchange introduced the plan on Oct. 19. It gives users 250,000 usage credits each month, and those credits refresh monthly.
The Standard plan runs on DeepSeek, an AI model. Users can preview strategies, test them with simulated paper trades, and then put them into live use.
How the Free and Paid Plans Compare
The free tier does not allow users to buy more credits. Users who want more can choose a Premium plan that costs $19.99 per month.
Premium includes 10 million monthly credits. It also offers extra AI models where available and the option to purchase additional credits.
The new release is separate from an earlier paid beta. That beta opened on March 25 to a limited group of users at an introductory price of $9.99 per month.
First-time users of the beta received a seven-day free trial. They were not charged if they turned off the service during that week.
Binance says the beta is still running and existing subscriptions remain active. Users can run both versions at the same time, so joining the free plan does not cancel a beta subscription.
From Trading Idea to Live Strategy
AI Pro lets users describe a trading idea in plain conversation. The tool then turns that idea into a visual workflow the user can review.
Binance gave examples such as a plan to buy Bitcoin on a regular schedule and a daily market report.
The platform runs checks to make sure a workflow’s coded logic works without errors. Binance says these checks do not judge whether a strategy is profitable, well designed or likely to perform well.
Before a strategy can trade, the user must approve it. The user then moves funds into a dedicated sub-account, and each strategy runs in its own isolated sub-account instead of the main account.
If a user changes a workflow’s logic, the system creates a new version. That version needs a fresh approval before it can trade.
After a strategy goes live, users can pause it, adjust it or revoke its access.
The word “free” applies only to the software subscription. Users still provide their own trading funds, and Binance keeps a separate schedule of trading fees.
Binance’s announcement says the products may not be available in some regions. The company also warns that AI outputs can contain errors and are not guaranteed.
Binance states that users remain responsible for their own investment decisions and any trading losses. At the time of the report, Bitcoin traded at about $81,251, down 2.02% over 24 hours.
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