Create a dedicated API key
In Binance, open API Management, create a new key, and give it a clear name such as Kairox-main. Use a key that is separate from your other tools so you can revoke it without affecting anything else.

Binance can be used for spot and USDT-M futures. Kairox needs a dedicated API key with the required read and trading permissions, never withdrawal permissions.
This part happens in the broker or platform interface. The goal is to create credentials dedicated to Kairox, with only the permissions needed for trading.
In Binance, open API Management, create a new key, and give it a clear name such as Kairox-main. Use a key that is separate from your other tools so you can revoke it without affecting anything else.
Enable account read access and spot or futures trading according to your use case. Do not enable withdrawals. Kairox does not need to move funds out of Binance.
Copy the API Key and API Secret when the key is created. Binance usually shows the secret only once.
Once access is ready, create the connection from the Kairox dashboard. The system will use it to prepare orders according to market, symbol, and risk limits.
In Kairox, go to Dashboard, then Connect Brokers & Exchanges. Choose a crypto category and select Binance as the platform.
Give the connection an explicit name, paste the API Key and API Secret, then save it. Use a name that identifies the account and mode, such as Main Binance futures.
Before enabling automation, limit allowed symbols and check that prepared orders use the right market: spot or futures.
Use this mapping to avoid pasting a secret into the wrong field. Labels match the Connect Brokers & Exchanges form.
Create or check your keys, then add the connection in Kairox from the user workspace.