Exchange Connectivity
Warren connects to your exchange using API-based authorization and follows a non-custodial execution model. Your funds stay on your exchange.
Warren currently supports exchange connectivity using API-based authorization.
Supported exchanges
- Binance
- Bybit
- OKX
- Kraken
- Hyperliquid
Additional exchanges and trading pairs are being added.
Non-custodial architecture
Warren follows a non-custodial execution model. This means:
- Your funds stay on your exchange
- Warren does not custody your funds
- API access is used only for execution
- Permissions can be revoked anytime
- You remain in control of allocations and limits
Connecting an exchange
Current exchange connection flow:
- Open Settings
- Navigate to Exchanges
- Select your preferred exchange
- Enter your API Key
- Enter your API Secret
- Save the exchange connection
- Verify exchange connectivity
Managing exchange access
You can later:
- Revoke access
- Update API credentials
- Modify preferred exchanges
- Adjust runtime configuration
API keys should be generated with trading permissions only. Never grant withdrawal permission to Warren.
Next: Runtime Configuration
Capital Allocation
Configure your connected exchange, trading pair, allocation amount, and execution boundaries before Warren launches a strategy.
Runtime Configuration
Configure runtime behavior through settings: preferred exchanges, trading pairs, amount per trade, max open trades, and trading mode preferences.