For Binance P2P merchants · Web and Windows
AutoTrade P2P answers your order chat with your own templates, turns months of trading into a spreadsheet your accountant can actually use, and moves your ad price only when it slips out of the band you set. Two versions, one product: the web app, which opens in your browser right now, and the Windows app, still in Store certification. You choose which one you use.
The web app works today: “Open the web app” opens it. The Windows version is still in Store certification, so the Microsoft Store button starts working the day it is approved.
MM. R. · verified name
Paid, please check.
Thanks. I am checking the transfer now and will confirm here.
01What it does
Not a bot that trades for you. A desk assistant that handles the repetitive part and leaves every decision to you.
Write your own message templates and choose when each one is sent: when an order opens, when the buyer marks it paid, when a payment proof arrives, when the document number you need is still missing. A trigger is marked as handled before the message goes out, so a customer never gets the same notice twice.
Every order, with the counterparty's verified name, the payment method used and the detail you captured in the chat. Filter by date, asset, currency, status or order-number range, and download it as an Excel file: the full one, with frozen headers, filters and totals, or the short one, with just the columns your invoicing system needs.
The pricing engine watches where your ad sits in the list and moves its price only when it actually falls out of the band you set — never chasing an exact position, which is what looks like price manipulation. It never crosses the price limits you write.
| Date | Counterparty | Method | USDT | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14/09 | M. R. | Transfer | 250.00 | Completed |
| 14/09 | L. T. | Wallet | 120.00 | Completed |
| 13/09 | S. V. | Transfer | 480.00 | Completed |
| 13/09 | A. P. | Wallet | 80.00 | Cancelled |
| 12/09 | J. C. | Transfer | 1 000.00 | Completed |
02Price engine · off by default
You choose a band of positions in the ads list. While your ad is inside it, nothing happens. When it falls out, the engine moves the price so the ad comes back inside the band — never chasing an exact position, which is what looks like price manipulation.
Illustration · sample data. The rule of one ad, not a screenshot.
Illustration · sample data. Three moments of the same ad, not a screenshot.
03How it works
You never hand over a Binance password. The app talks straight to the official Binance API with a key you create yourself, inside your own account, and that you can revoke there whenever you want.
The web app opens in your browser and you sign in with Google, with nothing to install. The Windows version installs from Microsoft Store and opens in its own window; it is still in certification.
Create it in your own Binance account and paste it into Settings. In the web app it is stored encrypted, with the key that opens it kept outside the database. In the Windows version it is encrypted on your own PC and never leaves it.
Adjust the ready-made templates or write your own, and pick which trigger fires each one. You can try it in rehearsal mode first.
Hello, {nombre}. Your order is open. Pay only from an account in your own name.
Nothing runs until you switch it on, and it remembers the choice. In the web app the engine keeps working after you close the tab; in the Windows version it keeps answering from the system tray.
Illustration · interface fragments, not screenshots.
04Two versions, one product
Neither replaces the other. The difference is where the engine runs and where your data lives, and the privacy policy spells out both sides of it.
Opens in your browser and you sign in with Google, with nothing to install. The engine runs on servers we operate, so your order chat keeps being answered while your PC is off or asleep. Your Binance API key is stored encrypted, with the key that opens it kept outside the database.
Installs from Microsoft Store and opens in its own window. Everything runs on your own PC: your data stays there, and your API key is encrypted on your machine and never leaves it. Closing the window sends it to the system tray, where it keeps answering.
05You stay in control
This is the part most people ask about first, so it is written down before you sign up.
In the Windows version your data stays on your own PC. In the web version it lives on servers we run, and your Binance API key is stored encrypted, with the key that opens it kept outside the database — a copy of the database on its own does not reveal it. We never ask for your Binance password, and the privacy policy also says what this does not protect you from.
Reviewing a payment proof is a human decision and it stays one: your Binance fund password is not stored anywhere, not even in memory, so no automated process could release funds even if it wanted to.
It does not deposit or withdraw either. It is not a wallet and not an exchange, and it never takes custody of your funds.
It shows no market prices for speculation and tells you nothing about what to trade.
With a key you create yourself: reading and spot trading, never withdrawals. You can revoke it in your own Binance account at any moment.
That is what keeps your account safe.
06Pricing
In the web app the subscription is arranged directly with us: there is no automated billing yet and we never hold your card details. The Windows version will be billed by Microsoft through the Store, in your own currency, if and when it is approved.
One plan · everything included · 7-day trial
The trial runs in the web app, in your browser. The Windows version is still in Store certification.
No, and you should never give it to anyone. AutoTrade P2P uses an API key that you create yourself inside your own Binance account, with the permissions you choose, and that you can revoke there at any moment. In the web app it is stored encrypted, with the key that opens it kept outside the database, so a copy of the database on its own does not reveal it. In the Windows version it is encrypted on your own PC with Windows DPAPI and tied to your Windows account: copying the files to another computer does not let anyone read them.
Two, and no more: Enable Reading, for your orders, your ads and the chat; and Enable Spot & Margin Trading, which is what lets it move the price of your own ads. Leave everything else off, especially Enable Withdrawals: the app does not use it, and leaving it off is what means that even if your key leaked, nobody could take money out of your account. You choose all of this yourself when you create the key.
No, and that is deliberate. Checking that a payment really arrived is a judgement call, and the app is built so it cannot make it: your Binance fund password is never stored, so nothing automatic has what it would need.
You keep using it until the period you already paid for runs out, and there is no cancellation fee either way. In the web app you tell us and the billing stops — there is no automated charge to switch off, because there is no automated billing yet. In the Windows version, once it is on the Store, Microsoft stops charging you and there is nothing to ask us for: it is a switch in your own Microsoft account.
Nothing is deleted the day you stop paying. In the web app your history stays in your account and is kept for a reasonable period afterwards, so you can come back or ask us for a copy — the Privacy Policy says how long we keep each thing. In the Windows version it is a file on your own PC and it stays there. Either way you can export everything to Excel before or after the subscription ends. Deleting your account is a separate decision that you make on purpose.
Yes, in both versions. In the web app the engine runs on our servers, so closing the tab changes nothing. In the Windows version, closing the window sends it to the system tray and the engine keeps answering your order chat from there; to quit completely, right-click the tray icon and choose Exit.
With the web app, yes: the engine runs on our servers, so your order chat keeps being answered while your PC is off or asleep. With the Windows version, no: everything runs on your own machine, and nobody but you holds your key. That is the trade-off between the two, and the privacy policy spells out both sides of it.
No. AutoTrade P2P is an independent product and is not endorsed by, sponsored by or affiliated with Binance. It simply uses Binance's official public API with your own key.
Eight: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese (Simplified), Hindi, Russian, French and German. You change it from the side menu, in either version.
There is a Suggestions section in the app's side menu that writes the message for you and opens Telegram, where you can attach screenshots. Or write directly to t.me/AutoTradeP2P.
7-day trial in both versions. The Windows version is still in Store certification.