Sferica Integration

Automate Binance Trading

Automate Binance spot and futures (USDT-M, COIN-M, Binance.US) by routing TradingView and TrendSpider alerts to Binance via Sferica.

Overview

Sferica connects to Binance through Tickerly, so TradingView alerts or TrendSpider strategies can place real orders on your Binance account without writing a line of code. Four separate connector profiles cover Binance Spot, Binance USD-M Futures (USDT-margined perpetuals), Binance COIN-M Futures (coin-margined perpetuals), and Binance.US for US residents — pick the one that matches your account. Market, limit, and stop orders are all supported. Position sizing follows broker rules; risk caps are configured in Sferica.

Key Features

• Binance Spot, USD-M Futures, COIN-M Futures, and Binance.US connectors

• Independent profiles per market type — run different strategies on each

• Market, limit, and stop order types

• Trade history mirrored back to Sferica for live performance tracking

• US residents covered via the dedicated Binance.US connector

Setup in 3 Steps

1. Generate Binance API credentials

   In Binance API Management, create an API key with spot and/or futures trading enabled. Keep withdrawals disabled. Binance returns two values: the API key and the secret — the secret is shown only once, so copy it immediately. For Binance.US users, generate the key inside the Binance.US account, not Binance global.

   Binance API key tutorial→

2. Create the Binance connector in Sferica

   In your Sferica dashboard, open TradingView Connector Configurations and create a new connector. Pick the variant that matches your account — Binance Spot, Binance USD-M Futures, Binance COIN-M Futures, or Binance.US — and paste the API key and secret. Sferica returns a unique pointer string that links your TradingView alerts to this Binance account.

   Open connector configurations→

3. Create the TradingView alert

   Open a Sferica strategy detail page, click through to the chart on TradingView, and create an alert. Use the alert message structure documented in "Setting Up TradingView Alerts" and include the pointer from step 2 — that's what routes the alert through Sferica to your Binance account. Once saved, every alert executes automatically.

   Browse Sferica strategies→Alert structure docs→

Frequently Asked Questions