TradePilot
Getting Started
Follow these steps to access the dashboard, set up demo or live trading, and launch your first bot on TradePilot.
Step 01
Create your account
Create your free TradePilot account to get started. Demo mode is free, and you can upgrade later if you want to unlock live trading.
Step 02
Log in to the dashboard
Once your account is created, log in to the dashboard to access TradePilot. New users can use demo mode straight away without needing a paid plan.
Step 03
Choose demo mode or live mode
TradePilot supports both demo mode and live mode.
Demo mode lets you test the platform with simulated funds and is free to access.
Live mode uses your real Binance account and requires a paid subscription.
Demo mode lets you test the platform with simulated funds and is free to access.
Live mode uses your real Binance account and requires a paid subscription.
Step 04
Add your API keys
Go to the Settings page in the dashboard. You can add demo keys, live keys, or both depending on how you want to use the platform.
Demo API keys (Testnet)
Use demo API keys if you want to test without real funds.
- Go to https://testnet.binance.vision/
- Log in with GitHub
- Generate an HMAC-SHA-256 key
- Copy your API key and secret key
- Paste them into the Demo Keys section in TradePilot Settings
Live API keys (Real Funds)
Use live API keys if you want to trade with your real Binance account.
- Log in to https://binance.com/
- Go to API Management
- Create a new API key
- Restrict access to IP: 82.165.181.166
- Enable Spot Trading only
- Keep withdrawals disabled
- Copy your API key and secret key
- Paste them into the Live Keys section in TradePilot Settings
Step 05
Fund your Binance Spot wallet with USDT
If you plan to use live mode, make sure you have enough USDT in your Binance Spot wallet before starting a bot.
TradePilot uses your available Spot balance for live trading, so your bot will need sufficient USDT to open positions based on the sizing you choose.
TradePilot uses your available Spot balance for live trading, so your bot will need sufficient USDT to open positions based on the sizing you choose.
- Deposit or transfer USDT into your Binance Spot wallet
- Make sure the balance is available for Spot trading
- Check that your chosen bot size matches your available USDT balance
- If you are only testing, you can stay in demo mode and skip this step
Step 06
Configure your first bot
Once your keys are added, head to the Trading Bots page. From there you can create and configure your first bot.
- Choose a trading pair, such as BTC/USDT
- Choose your position sizing method and amount
- Select a strategy
- Set risk controls such as stop-loss if needed
- Save the bot configuration
- Press Start Bot when you are ready
Step 07
Monitor performance and history
Once your bot is running, you can use the dashboard to track performance, trade history, portfolio allocation, and current open positions across demo or live mode.
Step 08
Upgrade when you are ready for live trading
Demo mode is free to use. If you want to run bots against your real Binance account, you can upgrade to a paid plan and switch to live mode when you are ready.
Ready to launch your first bot?
Start with free demo mode, get comfortable with the dashboard, and move to live trading when you are ready.