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Binance has built a product called Agent OS that allows artificial intelligence agents to access market data, execute trades, and make payments on the exchange, with users setting the permissions that govern what each agent can touch.
The case for the feature is automation at account level. What those permissions actually restrict, and how, is the question the product description leaves open.
Agent OS gives an AI agent direct account access gated behind a permission layer that Binance says users control, covering both which accounts the agent can reach and what actions it can take within them.
What's changed is the actor: Binance has moved from a platform where humans trade to one where AI agents can trade on their behalf.
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