Binance Offers Free AI Trading Plan With User Liability

Binance launched a free Standard plan for AI Pro on Oct. 19, allowing users to create, test and deploy automated trading strategies without a monthly software charge.

The plan includes 250,000 usage credits each month and uses the DeepSeek artificial-intelligence model. Users can describe a trading idea in a conversation, review the resulting visual workflow and test it with simulated trades before placing it into live operation.

Binance’s technical checks look for errors in a workflow’s coded logic. They do not assess a strategy’s quality, profitability or likely performance. A workflow can pass the checks and still be based on a poor trading idea.

Users must approve a workflow before it can trade with real funds. They must then transfer money to a dedicated sub-account, which keeps the strategy separate from the main Binance account. Any change to the workflow’s logic creates a new version that requires approval.

After deployment, users can pause or modify a strategy and revoke its access. Binance says users remain responsible for investment decisions and trading losses. The exchange also warns that AI-generated content can contain errors.

The Standard plan does not allow users to buy additional credits. Binance offers a Premium plan for $19.99 per month, with 10 million monthly credits, access to additional AI models where available and the option to purchase more credits.

The free plan is separate from Binance’s earlier paid AI Pro beta, which opened to a limited group on March 25 with an introductory monthly price of $9.99. New beta users received a seven-day free trial if they canceled during that period. Existing beta subscriptions remain active, and users can operate the beta and the new Standard plan at the same time.

The absence of a monthly software charge does not remove other trading costs. Users provide the capital for trades, and Binance publishes a separate schedule of trading fees. The exchange also warns that AI Pro and related services may be unavailable in some regions.