Binance sync with read-only keys

This page is a stub. The full guide is written against the shipped app version and is on its way.

Binance sync works identically to Kraken sync, and the security model is the same on purpose, one mental model for every exchange connection.

Create a read-only key. In Binance’s API management, create a key with read permissions only, enable nothing that can trade, withdraw, or transfer. Skip IP restrictions or set them if you prefer, the app works either way, and a read-only key stays harmless regardless.

The same travel path. Your browser signs requests with the secret on your machine, the secret itself never travels, and the signed request reaches api.binance.com through the same stateless relay, which forwards, returns the answer, and remembers nothing. Details and the run-your-own option are on the relay page.

The same arrival. Trades and balances land in the standard preview, reconcile before anything is added, re-sync deduplicates, and Binance statement files remain a fine alternative if you would rather not create a key at all, see supported formats.