Exchanges

How to connect Gunbot to your exchange account.

Before you start trading, you need to enter the exchange API key and secret, as well as the trading fees level for each exchange.

To enter API keys, go to Profile > Exchanges.

Select your exchange and fill in all the fields for this exchange.

Settings in detail

Field

Description

Master Key

The API key registered to be used with Gunbot.

This is the key you've registered during an order, or have entered on the "swap exchanges" page. Each exchange has it's own master key.

This key may have read only access as long as you use a different Key for actual trading.

Key

The API key used for trading, can be the same as Master Key.

This key must exist in the same exchange account as the Master Key.

Master Secret

API secret belonging to "master key"

Secret

API secret belonging to "key"

Delay

Time in seconds between processing two pairs on the same exchange.

10 is generally a safe value, you can try lower delays if you see the bot running without errors for several hours.

Trading Fees

Fee percentage per trade, use the appropriate value for your exchange and fees level.

Passphrase (needed for select exchanges)

Some exchanges require a passphrase for each API key, it may be called slightly different on the exchange itself.

Market (needed for select exchanges)

Some exchanges require specifying the market the bot will be used on: spot, swap or, delivery or futures. Applies to Binance Futures, FTX, Okex and BitGet.

Market selection

If an exchange requires specifying a market type, you can only run pairs of that specific market type (futures, for example) in the same bot instance.

Exchange

Market options

binanceFutures

futures: USDT margined pairs

delivery: coin margined pairs

binance

spot: spot trading (automatically set by GUI)

ftx

spot: spot trading

futures: futures pairs

okex3

spot: spot trading

futures: futures pairs

swap: perpetual futures pairs

bitget

spot: spot trading

futures: futures pairs

swap: perpetual futures pairs

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