From a qualified signal to an exact order preview.
Pulse Execute is the confirmation layer between a Crypto Pulse signal and an eligible member's exchange account. It is designed for traders who want to review one exact order without copying every level manually. It does not follow signals unattended.
How confirmed execution works
An eligible member connects a dedicated Binance, Bybit or OKX futures key with reading and order permissions enabled. Withdrawal and transfer permissions must remain disabled. For an active signal, the portal creates a short-lived preview containing the exact Entry limit, initial margin, leveraged position value, quantity, margin mode, stop-loss and four targets. Confirmation places a GTC limit order at Entry. It may fill immediately when Entry or a better price is already available; otherwise it waits until filled, cancelled or the signal closes.
Risk limits are applied before confirmation
The member chooses fixed-margin sizing or risk-based sizing and saves a maximum margin amount, maximum leverage, concurrent-position limit, daily loss stop, slippage ceiling, margin mode and allowed-market list. Fixed margin is the member's own USDT allocation before leverage. The standard leverage ceiling is 10× unless the member saves another supported value. A preview that conflicts with a hard limit must be rejected rather than silently adjusted after confirmation.
What the API key can and cannot do
Crypto Pulse requires a dedicated trade-only key. It never needs an exchange password, two-factor code, seed phrase, wallet private key or withdrawal permission. Credentials are encrypted before database storage and decrypted only inside the restricted service process when required for verification, account data or a trade the member explicitly confirms.
Current exchange availability
Confirmed live order submission and explicitly enabled Auto are available for Binance USDⓈ-M Futures, Bybit linear USDT perpetuals and OKX USDT perpetuals. Bitget remains in security review. Exchange availability does not change the membership's underlying signal feed, which is shared across Telegram and the client portal.
What happens when Crypto Pulse closes a signal early
An early close is a lifecycle decision made after entry when the original setup has materially weakened before TP4 or the stop. Pulse Execute prepares a separate close action and sends nothing until the member confirms it. Pulse Auto can act without another confirmation only while Auto remains explicitly enabled: it cancels the protective orders attached to that execution and sends a reduce-only market close capped at the quantity still attributed to the signal. It does not increase or reverse the position.
Frequently asked questions
Does Pulse Execute trade automatically?
No. Every entry requires a fresh preview and explicit member confirmation. If a followed signal closes early, the remaining-position close also requires confirmation in the portal.
What is an early close?
It is a decision to end an active signal before TP4 or the original stop because the setup has materially weakened. Any targets already reached remain part of the recorded result.
Can Crypto Pulse withdraw funds?
No. Withdrawal and transfer permissions are not required and must remain disabled.
Which exchange can submit confirmed orders now?
Binance USDⓈ-M Futures is the current confirmed-execution integration.
What happens if I disconnect the key?
The encrypted credential is removed from the active database and execution returns to a disconnected state. The original key should also be revoked on the exchange.
Signals in Telegram. History and controls in the portal.
Choose view-only Signals, confirmation-based Execute or explicitly enabled Auto for new Binance Futures setups.