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Managing Binance API Key Expiry on TradersPost

Binance API keys expire every 90 days unless IP whitelisting is enabled. This guide explains how TradersPost users can prevent API key expiration to ensure uninterrupted trading.

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Update history
  1. Major update

    Binance's 90-day API-key permission rule no longer applies and TradersPost does not support Binance IP whitelisting, so the article's expiry and whitelisting guidance has been corrected.

Binance users on TradersPost may need to review API key settings to help avoid interruptions to automated trading1. This guide explains the key expiration policy on Binance, provides tips for managing API keys, and offers solutions to keep trading seamless.

Binance API Key Expiration Policy

In a later update, Binance API's former 90-day API key permission rule was no longer applicable. The former policy applied to keys created without whitelisting IP addresses. TradersPost users do not need to renew keys every 90 days under that former rule1.

How to Prevent API Key Expiration

To manage API keys, consider these steps:1

1. Review API Key Settings: Binance's former 90-day API key permission rule is no longer applicable. Review API key settings regularly to help maintain secure access1.

2. TradersPost IP Addresses for Whitelisting: TradersPost does not provide IP addresses for Binance API whitelisting. Users should not rely on IP whitelisting to manage Binance API keys through TradersPost2.

3. Regular Key Management: Setting a reminder to review API key settings regularly can help prevent disruptions in trading1.

Tips for API Key Management on Binance

• Avoid Testing with Active API Keys: When testing or configuring automated trades, use dedicated API keys rather than active ones to reduce the chance of triggering issues.

• Verify Sub-Account Permissions: If using Binance sub-accounts, ensure API permissions are correctly set, as sub-account configurations may impact API functionality.

Conclusion

Binance’s former 90-day API key permission rule no longer applies. By regularly reviewing API key settings, users can help maintain consistent trading access on the platform1.

References

1 binance.com, API Updates
2 Can You Whitelist TradersPost IPs for the Binance API?

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