Restricted permissions
Create a dedicated key for ATRADX. Enable only the read and trading scopes needed for the markets you use. Never enable withdrawals.
SECURITY & CONNECTION CENTER
Automated trading requires credentials that can read account data and place orders. This center explains what access ATRADX needs, how credentials are handled, and how to reduce avoidable risk before the first live order.
HOW ACCESS WORKS
Create a dedicated key for ATRADX. Enable only the read and trading scopes needed for the markets you use. Never enable withdrawals.
Credentials are saved on your device in files restricted to the current operating-system user.
ATRADX does not custody your assets. Orders are submitted to your exchange through its API. Disabling withdrawals reduces one risk, but trading permission can still create losses or unwanted positions.
You can stop ATRADX and delete the API key from the exchange at any time. Revoking a key does not cancel existing orders or close positions, so verify both separately.
BEFORE YOU CONNECT
SUPPORTED EXCHANGES
Exchange screens change over time. Use the official guide for your exchange, then follow the same least-privilege workflow below.
Sign in on the exchange website and complete 2FA.
Open API Management and create a dedicated key named ATRADX.
Enable account reading and only the spot or futures trading scope you need.
Confirm that withdrawal permission is disabled.
Add an IP allowlist only if the computer uses a stable public IP.
Save the one-time secret and passphrase, enter them in ATRADX, then test with a small balance.
Futures permission
Official setup guide ↗API key + secret + passphrase
Official setup guide ↗Derivatives trading permission
Official setup guide ↗API v4 perpetual contract permission
Official setup guide ↗API key + secret + passphrase
Official setup guide ↗API key + secret + passphrase
Official setup guide ↗Never send an API secret, passphrase, exchange password, private key or seed phrase to support.
CONNECTION TROUBLESHOOTING
Search by exchange error code, message or setting. The solution library covers API permissions, position modes, Unified Accounts, order limits, time synchronization and network errors.
INCIDENT RESPONSE