Binance has introduced a complimentary Standard plan for its AI Pro service, effective October 19, enabling users to create, test, and deploy automated trading strategies without a monthly subscription fee.
The Standard tier provides 250,000 usage credits that refresh monthly and leverages DeepSeek technology. Subscribers can review strategy previews, execute simulated trades through paper trading, and transition approved strategies to live markets.
Free-tier accounts cannot purchase additional credits. A Premium plan is available for $19.99 per month, offering 10 million monthly credits, access to additional AI models where supported, and the ability to buy extra credits.
The free Standard plan is part of a new AI Pro rollout, distinct from Binance’s earlier paid beta program. That initial service launched on March 25 for a limited group at an introductory rate of $9.99 per month.
Early adopters received a seven-day trial and could avoid charges by deactivating the service before the trial period ended.
According to Binance, the beta program continues independently and existing subscriptions remain active. Users may run both the beta and AI Pro concurrently, meaning enrollment in the free Standard tier does not automatically terminate a beta subscription.
From Strategy Concept to Live Execution
AI Pro allows users to articulate a trading idea conversationally and converts it into a visual workflow for review. Binance cites examples such as recurring Bitcoin purchases and daily market reporting.
The platform’s workflow verification process confirms that coded logic executes without errors. Binance explicitly states that these checks do not evaluate profitability, strategy quality, or expected performance. A workflow that passes functional validation may still reflect a flawed trading approach.
Before a strategy can trade live, approval and funding are handled as separate steps. Users must explicitly approve the workflow and then transfer funds to a dedicated sub-account. Each strategy operates within an isolated sub-account instead of accessing the primary account directly.
Modifying a workflow’s logic generates a new version requiring fresh approval before it can trade. Once deployed, users can pause, adjust, or revoke access to the workflow, retaining control over when automation begins and whether it continues.
The term “free” applies solely to the software subscription. Users provide their own capital for live trading, and Binance maintains a separate trading-fee schedule. The absence of a subscription fee does not imply that trades are commission-free.
While Binance characterizes the release as broadly available, its official announcement cautions that the referenced products and services may not be accessible in all jurisdictions.
Binance further notes that AI-generated outputs may contain errors and carry no guarantees. Users remain solely responsible for their investment decisions and any resulting trading losses.