A tip about your balance
Fund your Wallex 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 orders on your own account, with no withdraw access at all. Wallex gives you a single key and no separate private key. Below we show exactly what to turn on, and what to never turn on.
The bot only needs read and trade access. If anyone, even someone using the Yielox name, asks you to turn on withdraw access, don't, and tell our support.
Menu names may differ a little from this guide, but the order stays the same.
Log in at the official address, wallex.ir. Check the address in your browser bar before you sign in.
On Wallex every account has its own keys. Use the account menu at the top of the page to make sure you are on your main account, not a trade-credit account.
From your user panel, go to the API-Key management page.
Click the "Create API" button to open the new key form.
Under the API name, use a label like "Yielox" so you always know what this key is for. Under "Active until", pick an expiry date. The key stops working on that date, so write it down somewhere.
Read access is on by default. Turn on trade access. Leave withdraw access off. This is the most important step.
Click "Create API-Key". Wallex sends you a code to confirm.
Enter the code Wallex texts you to confirm the new key.
Wallex shows the key only once. Copy it right away. Never send the key to anyone, not even Yielox support.
In the panel, go to Accounts, add an account on the Wallex exchange and enter this one key under credentials. The panel stores the key encrypted and never shows it again.
Wallex allows at most three API keys per account and may rename or move its menus. If you can't find an option, check the Wallex developer docs or message us.
Fund your Wallex 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.