A tip about your balance
Fund your Bitpin wallet with USDT, and keep a small balance of each coin the bot sells. The bot needs that balance to place the sell side of the grid.
This key lets the Yielox bot place and cancel orders on your own account, and the bot never sends a withdrawal request. Bitpin gives you two values, an API Key and a Secret Key, and the bot needs both. A Bitpin key only works from the IPs you allow, so you also give it the Yielox server IP. Below we show exactly how.
The bot only needs the API Key and the Secret Key. Bitpin completes every withdrawal only with your one-time code, so if anyone, even someone using the Yielox name, asks for your Bitpin password or an Authenticator, SMS or email code, don't give it, and tell our support.
Menu names may differ a little from this guide, but the order stays the same.
In the Yielox panel, go to Accounts and add a new account on the Bitpin exchange. Its card shows the Yielox server IP. Copy it. If the card asks you to get the IP from support instead, do that before you go on.
Log in at the official address, bitpin.ir, or in the Bitpin app. Check the address in your browser bar before you sign in.
In your user panel, go to the API section to open the "API management" page, then click "Create API".
Under "API title", enter a label like "Yielox" so you always know what this key is for.
Under "Allowed IPs", enter the IP you copied in step one and click the "Confirm" button next to it, so it appears in the list below the field. Bitpin won't create a key without at least one IP. Don't add any other IP.
The key only works from allowed IPs
Bitpin accepts the key, and the tokens it issues for it, only from the IPs you enter when you create it. Enter only the server IP that Yielox shows on your Bitpin account card. If that IP is wrong, Bitpin rejects the bot's requests.
Click "Create API" at the bottom of the form. Bitpin's form has no permission options. The Bitpin API supports withdrawals too, but every withdrawal must be confirmed with your one-time code, and Yielox never sends a withdrawal request.
The "Verification code" window asks for two six-digit codes: if you use Google Authenticator for two-factor authentication, the code from the app and a code sent to your email; otherwise an SMS code and an email code. Enter both and click "Submit".
The "Your API key was created successfully" window shows both values, each with a copy button. Bitpin shows the Secret Key only this once, and after you close the window you can't see it again. Copy both right away and keep them somewhere safe, then click "Got it". Never send these values to anyone, not even Yielox support.
Go back to your Bitpin account card under Accounts and enter the API Key and the Secret Key under credentials. The panel stores both encrypted and never shows them again.
Bitpin may rename or move its menus. If you can't find an option, check the Bitpin API docs at docs.bitpin.ir or message us.
Fund your Bitpin wallet with USDT, and keep a small balance of each coin the bot sells. The bot needs that balance to place the sell side of the grid.