AamirGrid AI logo AamirGrid AIBTC/USDT · Binance Spot
A focused trading workflow

Grid trading with a clear BUY-to-SELL path.

AamirGrid AI runs a disciplined Binance Spot BTC/USDT grid in the background. You choose the rules, connect a restricted API key, and see verified order and fill state without handing over withdrawal control.

The operating sequence

From account setup to a verified cycle.

The platform keeps setup, execution, reconciliation, and reporting separate so a delayed update does not turn into an invented trade.

1

Create your account

Register with a username and review the platform terms. Binance credentials are added later from the authenticated API & Balance area.

2

Connect a restricted Binance key

Create a Binance Spot API key with reading and Spot trading access only. Withdrawal permission is not required.

3

Set your grid rules

Choose the BUY step, take-profit gap, number of grids, reserve, and trailing behavior within the platform safety bounds.

4

Let verified cycles run

The bot places eligible limit BUYs below the market. After a verified BUY fill, it creates a fee-aware SELL target from the actual Binance execution.

5

Monitor and recover

Socket.IO provides live updates while REST reconciliation remains the final open-order authority. Workers persist state and adopt valid live orders after restarts.

Clear boundaries

What the workflow does—and does not—promise.

01

Spot BTC/USDT only

The current product scope is Binance Spot BTC/USDT grid execution. It does not claim futures, margin strategy management, or multi-exchange support.

02

Real fills set the record

BUY and SELL lifecycle records use exchange evidence. Pending orders remain pending; a market move alone is not reported as a completed profit.

03

No guaranteed outcome

Open positions can wait for a target. Market conditions, fees, liquidity, exchange availability, and API interruptions can affect timing and results.

Want the security details first?

See the exact API permission boundary, credential handling, tenant isolation, and user-side safety checklist.

Security & API safety