Binance Tutorial

1️⃣ Step 1: Create a sub-account

1. Log in to your master account and click [Profile] – [Dashboard].

2. Go to [Sub Accounts] – [Account Management] and click [+ Create Sub Account].

3. You can create a sub-account with a regular email address, virtual email address, or through a third-party custodian.

3.1 If you want to create a sub-account with a regular email address

Select [Create with email] and enter your email address. Please use a valid email address that is not used by another Binance account. Then enter a password and click [Create Sub Account].

Please note that you must verify your email address after creating your account.

3.2 If you want to create a sub-account with a virtual email address

Select [Create with virtual email] and enter the name of your sub-account. A virtual email address using the name you’ve entered will be created. Then click [Create Sub Account].

Please note that when you create a sub-account with a virtual email, the sub-account can only be operated by the master account through API. The virtual email cannot be used to log in to a sub-account. Please create an API Key for the sub-account.

3.3 If you want to create a sub-account with a third-party custodian

Select [3rd-Party Custodian]. Then, select a third party, add an email address, and set up a password.

4. Once the sub-account is successfully created, you can view it under the [Account Management] tab and manage its account permissions.

2️⃣ Step 2: Create an API key for the Sub Account

On the Sub Accounts section, go to the [API Management] tab to create and edit sub-account API Keys and API access.

Before creating an API Key, ensure the following steps are completed:

• Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your account.

• Make a deposit of any amount into your Spot Wallet to activate your account.

• Complete identity verification.

1. Choose the type of API Key you prefer:

• System-generated API keys: These use HMAC symmetric encryption and provide both the API Key and the Secret Key.

• Self-generated API keys: These use Ed25519 or RSA asymmetric encryption. You will receive an API Key, but you’ll need to generate a public-private key pair using third-party software and share the public key with Binance.