Which exchanges TradeArmor supports, how to connect them with a trade-only API key, how long setup takes, and how to run several exchanges from one bot.
Setup is a few minutes: install, open the browser wizard, connect a trade-only API key, and pick a strategy. These answers cover the eight supported exchanges, how to connect them, and how to run several at once.
For exchange-specific guides, see best Binance US trading bot and best Bybit trading bot.
Eight exchanges through the CCXT framework: Binance US, Binance Global, Coinbase Advanced Trade, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, KuCoin, and the Hyperliquid on-chain DEX. You can switch exchanges without changing your strategy.
Yes. Binance US is supported for spot trading. TradeArmor is a popular choice for running an automated bot on Binance US.
Yes. All four are supported, and Bybit, OKX, Bitget, and KuCoin also support futures and perpetuals in addition to spot.
Hyperliquid is an on-chain DEX, quoted in USDC with EVM-wallet authentication, supporting both spot and perpetuals. TradeArmor connects to it alongside the centralized exchanges.
Create a trade-only API key on your exchange (no withdrawal permission) and paste it into the browser setup wizard. The key is stored in a local config file on your machine and is only used to talk to your exchange.
Most people are running in a few minutes. You install TradeArmor on your machine, open the setup wizard in your browser, connect your exchange, pick a strategy mode, and start. There is no config-file editing required.
No. The browser setup wizard handles configuration. Advanced users can adjust settings, but you do not need to touch config files to get running.
Futures and perpetuals are available on Bybit, OKX, Bitget, KuCoin, and Hyperliquid. Binance US, Binance Global, and Coinbase Advanced Trade are spot only through TradeArmor.
Yes. TradeArmor's multi-instance architecture lets you run different strategies on different exchanges at the same time, managed from one place. Instance counts depend on your plan.
TradeArmor is built on CCXT, which supports many exchanges, so additional exchanges can be added on request.
Yes. Each exchange you connect uses its own trade-only API key, created in that exchange's account settings and stored locally.
TradeArmor ships a Docker setup that can run inside a VPN container, which is how some users reach geo-restricted exchanges. The bot still keeps your keys local.