Binance Launches AI Pro for Conversational Trading Strategies

Oct 19, 2026
Binance AI Pro converts plain language trading ideas into visual workflows and executable strategies. Users can test strategies with virtual funds before approving live trading.
Binance Launches AI Pro for Conversational Trading Strategies

Binance launches Binance AI Pro on its website and app, the company said in a press release. The finance focused AI agent converts plain language trading ideas into visual workflows and executable strategies without requiring code.

On desktop, users can inspect and edit each step through a Strategy Canvas. Mobile users build and refine strategies through chat. The service also supports market monitoring, daily reports, subscription alerts and signal generation.

Users can test strategies with virtual funds through paper trading before approving live deployment. Live strategies run in a separate AI Strategy Account funded manually by the user. The agent cannot move funds by itself, and users can pause, change or revoke strategies at any time.

Binance AI Pro supports Spot and USDS-M Futures, subject to regional restrictions. The free Standard plan includes 250,000 monthly credits, while the Premium plan costs 19.99 USDC per month and includes 10 million monthly credits. Backtesting is not available in the initial release.

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