Open a Binance account

To get access to trading on Binance liquidity in Cryptorg and launch trading bots, you need to open an account.

How Binance differs from Bybit

Both liquidities give access to spot and futures markets through Cryptorg’s unified interface, but with a couple of important differences:

One account vs five. On Binance — exactly one account per user; on Bybit — up to five isolated accounts in a single user account.
Verification is mandatory. Binance — KYC before account opening; Bybit — you can start without it.
Wallets. Binance keeps spot and futures on two separate wallets with explicit transfers between them; Bybit uses a single UTA account (Funding + Trading, no switching between spot and futures).
Cashback coupons. The commission rebate program via CTG coupons currently works only on Bybit liquidity.
Networks for deposit/withdrawal. The set of networks and fees on both liquidities are standard exchange ones with no Cryptorg markup, but the specific coin list per network may differ between Binance and Bybit.

Go to Account → Liquidity and click Create new, picking Binance.

Read the user agreement, give the account a short name and confirm creation with your two-factor authentication code.

Unlike Bybit, where you can open up to 5 accounts, Binance liquidity only allows one account per Cryptorg user.

If you need several isolated trading spaces — use multiple Bybit accounts (up to 5) or combine Bybit + Binance in a single Cryptorg account.

Create an API key — if you plan to connect analytics or third-party services.
Fund the Spot wallet or Futures wallet — unlike Bybit’s unified structure (Funding + Trading), on Binance spot and futures wallets are separate.
Start trading in the spot terminal or futures terminal, or create a bot.