Connect Binance integrations
Monitor cryptocurrency markets and automate active trades by connecting Binance to Make. Linking your exchange account to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger buy orders, fetch candlestick data, and sync transaction histories across other systems. Register your free account today to configure your first automated crypto pipeline.
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Cancels all active orders on a symbol. Includes OCO orders.
Cancels an entire Order List.
Cancels order by ID or CliendID.
Retrieves a specific OCO based on provided optional parameters.
Retrieves candlestick data from Binance.
Retrieves current average price of trading pair.
Retrieves exchange information from Binance.
Retrieves best price / quantity on the order book for a pair.
Retrieves 24hr ticker price change statistics.
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Connect Binance with Make to automate your crypto trading, sync transaction data, and simplify your daily workflows.
Connect Binance to Your Everyday Apps to Automate Trading
Connect Binance with Google Sheets, Gmail, Telegram, and Slack. Automate your trade execution, receive instant market alerts, and track your orders directly within your favorite communication channels.
Automatically place buy or sell orders on Binance by simply updating a Google Sheet, eliminating manual entry errors.
Get immediate notifications in Telegram or Slack about price changes and market updates so you never miss a trading opportunity.
Automatically receive email summaries of your open orders to easily monitor your active trades without constantly checking the exchange.
Schedule regular updates of historical candlestick and average price data sent directly to your team's communication channels.
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