Binance
FinanceTrack Binance Spot markets and manage trades. Agents read live prices, 24-hour stats, candlesticks, and order books without a key, and with signed credentials check account balances and place, query, or cancel Spot orders.
What This Integration Enables
An exchange API is two very different things wearing one interface: market data, which is free to read and safe to automate aggressively, and order execution, which moves real money the moment a request lands. FlowRunner's Binance connector respects that line. Agents poll prices, 24-hour statistics, candlesticks, and order book depth without credentials, feed dashboards and models, and watch thresholds around the clock. The signed operations, balances and orders, run under your API key with exactly the permissions you granted it. The stance here is simple: monitoring should be fully autonomous and execution never should be. The agent's job is to make sure that when a person decides, they decide with complete, current context. - Poll live prices and 24-hour stats for a watchlist, no API key required - Feed candlestick and depth data to dashboards, sheets, and models - Snapshot Spot balances for reconciliation and treasury reporting - Route trade setups to a human, then place, query, and cancel orders under approval
Without FlowRunner
With FlowRunner
Use Case Scenarios
The threshold desk that never sleeps
A scheduled flow calls Get Price for each symbol on the watchlist. When BTCUSDT crosses a level the desk set, the agent enriches the alert with Get 24hr Stats and Get Order Book, then posts to [Slack](/integrations/slack) with the price path and current depth. Overnight and weekend moves get seen at the moment they happen, and the person on call responds to a prepared brief instead of an empty chart.
Treasury reporting without exchange logins
Every morning the agent calls Get Account, extracts free and locked balances per asset, prices them with Get Price, and appends the snapshot to [Google Sheets](/integrations/google-sheets). Finance gets a dated balance history for reconciliation and month-end without anyone holding exchange credentials in their browser. The API key used has read permission only, so the reporting path cannot trade by construction.
Order lifecycle with a human on the trigger
A rebalancing flow detects drift beyond tolerance and drafts the corrective order: symbol, side, quantity, limit price. It routes the draft through FlowRunner's [human-in-the-loop](/concepts/human-in-the-loop) step to the account owner, who approves or adjusts. Only then does Place Order execute. Query Order confirms the fill, a confirmation email goes out through [Gmail](/integrations/gmail), and if the limit order rests unfilled past its window, the agent surfaces it with a cancel recommendation rather than calling Cancel Order on its own.
Human-in-Loop Highlight
Place Order spends real balance the moment it executes, and a market order fills at whatever the book offers, not at the price on the dashboard thirty seconds ago. That is why in every FlowRunner trading workflow the order is drafted by the agent and released by a person: the agent computes size, checks depth with Get Order Book, and presents the complete setup, but the account owner clicks approve before the signed request exists. Cancel Order gets the same respect in reverse, because pulling a resting order can mean missing the fill the strategy was waiting for. Market data runs autonomous and unattended. Anything that touches the order book waits for a human, every time.
Agent Capabilities
9 actionsMarket Data
4- Get Price Returns the latest price for a trading symbol from Binance Spot. Public call, no API key or signature required. Prices come back as strings to preserve precision.
- Get 24hr Stats Returns rolling 24-hour price-change statistics for a symbol, including price change, high and low, weighted average, and traded volume. Public call.
- Get Klines Returns candlestick data for a symbol and interval, each candle carrying open, high, low, close, volume, and trade counts. The feed behind models and charts. Public call.
- Get Order Book Returns current bids and asks for a symbol as price and quantity pairs. Used to attach liquidity context to alerts and pre-trade checks. Public call.
Account
1- Get Account Returns Spot account information for the authenticated account: commission rates, trading permissions, and per-asset free and locked balances. Signed endpoint, read permission required.
Orders
4- Place Order Places a new Spot order. High-risk: this executes a real trade against your balance. Limit orders require price and Time in Force; market orders fill at the best available price. Requires Spot trading permission and, in FlowRunner workflows, a human approval ahead of it.
- Query Order Retrieves the status and fill details of a specific order by ID: price, executed quantity, and status from NEW through FILLED or CANCELED. The confirmation step after every placement.
- Cancel Order Cancels an active Spot order by ID and returns its final state. High-risk: removes a resting order from the book, so FlowRunner flows route the cancel decision to a person.
- Get Open Orders Lists all currently open or partially filled Spot orders, scoped to one symbol or across all pairs. The reconciliation sweep that catches orders resting longer than intended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can FlowRunner do with Binance?
FlowRunner agents can run Get Price, Get 24hr Stats, and Get Klines in Binance, plus 6 more actions.
Does connecting Binance to FlowRunner require OAuth?
Binance uses a custom authentication method to connect to FlowRunner.
Can Binance trigger a FlowRunner workflow automatically?
Binance doesn't currently expose triggers in FlowRunner. It connects as an action step inside workflows started by another trigger.
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