Choose the desired plan if you wish to take and compelte order 

while placing the order insert your binance API key and secret key's of mainnet or real account 



Follow the security check whiel you create your binance account

Once you please your order you will received some credentilas keep it safe & secure and it an not be generated again (example details below)

If you are using a Windows desktop, you will need to create a .bat file.

Step 1: Open Notepad

Open Notepad and paste the following command:

@echo off
"C:\Program Files\nodejs\npx.cmd" -y mcp-remote "https://binance.globalhostia.com/messages" --header "Authorization:Bearer XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"

Step 2: Replace Your JWT Token

Replace:

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

with your actual JWT Secret Key or authentication token.

Step 3: Save the File

1. Click File → Save As

2. File name: binance-mcp.bat

3. Save as type: All Files

4. Save the file to your Desktop or any preferred location.

Step 4: Run the MCP Connection

Step 5: Save the BAT File Properly

Save the binance-mcp.bat file inside your C:\ drive.

Example:

C:\binance-mcp.bat

Remember the exact file name and location, as it will be required in the Claude Desktop configuration.

Step 6: Run the BAT File

Double-click the binance-mcp.bat file to launch and connect your Binance MCP server automatically.

If the file opens in Notepad instead of running:

• Right-click the file

• Select Open With

• Choose Windows Command Processor or Command Prompt

Step 7: Open Claude Desktop Configuration

1. Open Claude Desktop

2. Go to:

Settings → Developer → Edit Config File

3. Open the config file using Notepad or VS Code.

You can now continue with the MCP configuration setup inside the Claude Desktop config file.

Step 8: Update the Claude Desktop Config File

Inside the Claude Desktop config file, replace the existing content with the following full configuration code.

This will not affect your previous Claude chats or normal usage.

"binance-futures": {
  "command": "C:\\binance-mcp.bat",
  "args": []
}
},
"preferences": {
  "coworkScheduledTasksEnabled": true,
  "ccdScheduledTasksEnabled": true,
  "coworkWebSearchEnabled": true,
  "remoteToolsDeviceName": "manoj",
  "epitaxyPrefs": {
    "starred-local-code-sessions": [],
    "starred-cowork-spaces": [],
    "starred-session-groups": [],
    "dframe-local-slice": {
      "pinnedOrder": [],
      "customGroupAssignments": {},
      "customGroupOrder": {}
    }
  },
  "chromeExtensionEnabled": false
}
}

Important

Replace:

C:\\binance-mcp.bat

with the actual path and filename of your BAT file if it is different.

Example:

C:\\my-binance-mcp.bat

Step 9: Restart Claude Desktop

1. Save the config file

2. Completely close Claude Desktop

3. Also close it from the Windows taskbar/system tray

4. Re-open Claude Desktop

After restarting, you should see the MCP connection named:

binance-futures

Your Binance Futures MCP connection is now ready to use inside Claude Desktop.

If you can see binance-futures inside Claude Desktop, it means your MCP server has been connected successfully.

You can now start trading directly from Claude by giving simple commands.

Example Commands

Check Account Information

Show my futures account balance

Show my open positions

What are my current active orders?

Open a BTCUSDT long position with 10x leverage using 20 USDT of my acccount

Place a market buy order for ETHUSDT

Set stop loss and take profit for my BTCUSDT position

Risk Management

Close all open positions

Cancel all pending orders

Reduce my BTCUSDT position size by 50%

Important Safety Tips

• Start with small amounts for testing

• Double-check leverage before placing orders

• Avoid enabling withdrawal permissions on API keys

• Use API keys with Futures trading permission only

You are now ready to automate and manage Binance Futures trading directly from Claude Desktop.