Binance launches three-part AI suite for crypto users

Binance has introduced Binance Intelligence, a three-part artificial intelligence suite that combines a free market-information service, the paid AI Pro trading agent and Agent OS, a platform for developers building crypto tools.

Co-CEO Richard Teng and Vice President of Product Jeff Li presented the products during a livestream on Monday. Binance describes the service as a way to give individual users access to market information and trading tools used by professional investors.

The free Binance AI layer began a gradual rollout on Monday. Its “For You” tab changes its layout based on a user’s experience, interests and Binance products. It will provide updates on crypto, stocks and macroeconomic events every four hours. Users can read the updates or listen to audio versions.

The layer also includes tool tips and widgets, including stock and exchange-traded fund trackers, a profit-and-loss recap and Master Trade, which displays approaches to asset allocation used by experienced investors.

AI Pro turns trading ideas written in ordinary language into strategies and visual flowcharts. Users can describe tasks such as monitoring a portfolio for large price changes or allocating funds across crypto and stocks. Desktop users can edit the flowchart’s modules and continue changing the strategy through chat. Mobile users will have access to the chat interface.

AI Pro is scheduled to enter a freemium format in the second half of October. Its earlier beta, which has been available since March 25, will remain available until further notice. The beta was priced at $9.99 per month against a listed regular price of $29.99. The new Premium tier will cost 19.99 USDC per month, while the free tier will provide a limited number of credits for creating and previewing strategies.

Each live strategy operates through a separate sub-account. Users must transfer funds to the account manually, and Binance’s product description says the agent cannot move funds independently. Premium users will receive live deployment, paper trading, a choice of AI models and additional credits. Binance describes AI Pro as a system based on its market data, trading execution systems and research, rather than a general-purpose chatbot.

Agent OS is designed for developers and users who want to connect their own AI systems to Binance. It includes Binance application programming interfaces, the Wallet Agentic Hub, Binance x402 for programmable payments, a Skill Hub and support for the Model Context Protocol.

With user permission, tools such as ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can access account information and place supported trades. Users can assign agents to separate sub-accounts and revoke access. Binance’s Model Context Protocol server cannot process withdrawals to external addresses. Agent OS has been available since Aug. 20 and has recorded more than 280,000 daily calls, according to the company. Binance has not disclosed the number of developers using the platform or the trading volume linked to those calls.

Other crypto exchanges have introduced similar services. Coinbase launched Coinbase for Agents in June, allowing tools such as ChatGPT and Claude to trade through natural-language instructions. Kraken has described plans to rebuild its application around agent-based trading. OKX launched an agent marketplace around the end of June, and Bybit introduced its in-app Bybit AI service on Sept. 9.

Binance’s terms state that its AI tools are used at the user’s own risk and may produce inaccurate, biased, outdated or unverified information. User prompts may be used for training, and AI output does not constitute financial advice. Binance has not detailed the regional availability of each product, limits on leverage or losses, or whether users must approve every trade after activating a strategy. The company also has not clarified whether the leverage and perpetual-futures functions available in the March beta remain in the new version.