Crypto Trading Bot for Binance, Bybit, OKX and More Exchanges

Which exchanges does the ZeroLoss trading bot support?

As of October 2026 every exchange below is live for new connections. On every one, ZeroLoss trades perpetual futures, so futures trading must be switched on in your exchange account. Four exchanges also ask for an API passphrase.

Exchange	Market ZeroLoss trades	Margin asset	API passphrase needed
Binance	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	No
Bybit	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	No
BingX	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	No
OKX	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	Yes
Bitget	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	Yes
MEXC	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	No
Gate.io	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	No
KuCoin	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	Yes
HTX	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	No
WEEX	USDT-M perpetual futures	USDT	Yes
Delta Exchange India	Perpetual futures	INR	No
CoinDCX	Perpetual futures	USDT or INR	No
Bitbns	Perpetual futures	USDT	No
Pi42	Perpetual futures	INR	No
ZebPay	Perpetual futures	USDT or INR	No

What every exchange connection needs

The requirements are the same on every supported exchange, and ZeroLoss checks the balance and key automatically when you paste it in:

• Futures enabled on your exchange account.
• At least 100 USDT (or the INR equivalent on INR-margined exchanges) in the Futures wallet. Below that the connection is refused and the screen shows your current balance.
• An API key with read and futures-trade permission only. Withdrawal and transfer permission must stay off; ZeroLoss never needs them.
• The passphrase for OKX, Bitget, KuCoin and WEEX keys.
• Optional IP whitelisting: if you restrict the key to fixed IPs, add the ZeroLoss server IPs shown in your dashboard.

How do I connect a trading bot to my exchange?

Connecting ZeroLoss to any supported exchange takes a few minutes:

1. Create your ZeroLoss account.
2. On your exchange, open API Management and create a new API key.
3. Enable read and futures trading; leave withdrawals off.
4. Copy the API key, secret and, where needed, passphrase into ZeroLoss.
5. Your 14-day free trial starts with 7 days of paper trading, so nothing trades with real money in the first week.

For a screen-by-screen walkthrough, read connecting your first exchange account, and trade-only API keys, explained to check the permissions yourself.

Exchange-by-exchange notes

Binance trading bot (USDT-M futures)

ZeroLoss trades Binance USDT-M perpetual futures. In API Management create a key, tick Enable Reading and Enable Futures, and leave Enable Withdrawals off. The 100 USDT minimum is checked in your USDT-M Futures wallet.

Bybit trading bot

ZeroLoss trades Bybit USDT perpetual contracts. The key needs Read and Trade permission for contracts; a Read-Only key is rejected with a clear message, and transfer or withdrawal permission is never needed.

BingX trading bot

ZeroLoss trades BingX USDT-M perpetual futures through a BingX API key with read and perpetual futures trading enabled and withdrawals disabled.

OKX trading bot

ZeroLoss trades OKX USDT-margined perpetual swaps. Create the API key with Read and Trade permission (not Withdraw), and copy the passphrase you set, because OKX keys need all three values.

Bitget trading bot

ZeroLoss trades Bitget USDT-M futures. Bitget API keys come with a passphrase you choose when creating the key; ZeroLoss asks for it alongside the key and secret.

MEXC trading bot

ZeroLoss trades MEXC USDT-M perpetual futures through an API key with futures trading permission and no withdrawal permission.

Gate.io trading bot

ZeroLoss trades Gate.io USDT perpetual futures through an API key with futures read and trade permission and no withdrawal permission.

KuCoin trading bot

ZeroLoss trades KuCoin Futures USDT-margined contracts. KuCoin keys need the API passphrase as well as the key and secret, and should have General and Futures trading permission only.

HTX (Huobi) trading bot

HTX is the exchange formerly known as Huobi. ZeroLoss trades HTX USDT-margined perpetual swaps through an API key with read and trade permission and no withdrawal permission.

WEEX trading bot

ZeroLoss trades WEEX USDT-M futures. WEEX keys need a passphrase, which ZeroLoss asks for when you connect.

Crypto trading bot for Indian exchanges

ZeroLoss connects to five Indian crypto exchanges as well as the global ones. On Delta Exchange India and Pi42 the margin and the minimum balance are in rupees, and on CoinDCX and ZebPay you can choose rupees or USDT:

• Delta Exchange India (INR margin): INR-margined futures; the minimum is the INR equivalent of 100 USDT at the current rate.
• CoinDCX (USDT or INR margin): Choose USDT or INR as the margin asset when you connect.
• Bitbns (USDT margin): USDT-margined futures; 100 USDT minimum.
• Pi42 (INR margin): INR-margined futures; the minimum is the INR equivalent of 100 USDT.
• ZebPay (USDT or INR margin): Choose USDT or INR as the margin asset when you connect.

You are responsible for following Indian tax and crypto rules on your own account; ZeroLoss provides software, not financial or legal advice.

Can I connect more than one exchange?

Yes. ZeroLoss supports connecting multiple exchange accounts, depending on your account tier, and each connection uses its own trade-only key. If you are still choosing an exchange, our guide on choosing an exchange explains what to look for before you open an account.

Is it safe to connect my exchange to a trading bot?

Connecting is safe when the key cannot withdraw. ZeroLoss never asks for withdrawal permission or your exchange password, stores keys encrypted, and stops trading the moment you revoke the key on the exchange. Trading itself still carries risk, including liquidation on leveraged futures; read the Risk & Liability Disclaimer and the crypto trading bot FAQ before you start.