Trade Binance with NautilusTrader

Spot and futures products

Spot (including Binance US), USDT-margined futures, and coin-margined futures, each configured as its own data or execution client by account type.

Ed25519, HMAC, or RSA keys

Ed25519 (recommended) and HMAC-SHA256 sign both data and execution requests, with RSA on data clients, auto-detected from the secret format over the REST and WebSocket APIs.

Data and execution

One adapter covers both market data and order execution, with order, fill, position, and balance reconciliation.

Hedge and one-way modes

Futures accounts run in one-way or hedge mode, with long and short position IDs and per-symbol leverage and margin type.

Link and Trade attribution

Every order from the Rust adapter carries the NautilusTrader integration ID through Binance's Link and Trade program, encoded to fit the venue's client-ID limit.

Live, demo, and testnet

Select the environment with one config flag across live, demo, and legacy testnet, each with its own credentials and endpoints.

Post-only

Maker-only limit orders using LIMIT_MAKER on spot and the GTX time-in-force on futures, rejected if they would cross the book.

Reduce-only and close-position

Position-reducing flag on futures orders, plus server-resolved close-position on stop triggers; disabled in hedge mode.

Order modification

Amend price and quantity on resting limit orders in place, without a cancel-and-replace round trip.

Iceberg orders

Large orders split into visible portions on spot and futures, hiding the resting remainder.

Spot OCO

One-cancels-other pairs submitted through the spot orderList/oco endpoint as a linked order list.

Price match (BBO)

Futures limit orders delegate price selection to the exchange with OPPONENT and QUEUE price-match modes.