Binance users on TradersPost may encounter issues with API key expiration, which can interrupt automated trading. This guide explains the key expiration policy on Binance, provides tips for managing API keys, and offers solutions to keep trading seamless.
In recent updates, Binance API keys expire every 90 days unless they are configured with a specific security setting. This policy applies to keys created without whitelisting IP addresses. If API keys are not renewed, TradersPost users may find their automated trades failing due to expired keys.
To avoid API key expiry, consider these steps:
1. Whitelist IP Addresses: Binance allows users to bypass the 90-day expiration by whitelisting a set of IP addresses. This means if you set up the API key with specific IPs that are authorized, the key will remain active indefinitely.
2. TradersPost IP Addresses for Whitelisting: TradersPost is working on a solution to provide users with the necessary IP addresses to whitelist. Once available, users can whitelist these IPs in their Binance account to ensure continued access without the need to renew every 90 days.
3. Regular Key Management: For users who prefer not to whitelist IPs, setting a reminder to renew API keys every 90 days is essential to prevent disruptions in trading.
• 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.
Binance’s 90-day API key expiration policy requires TradersPost users to either whitelist IP addresses or refresh their keys regularly. By implementing these precautions, users can prevent interruptions and maintain consistent trading access on the platform.