Crypto exchange Binance unveiled Binance Intelligence, a new artificial-intelligence layer integrated into its ecosystem, including an assistant that launched on Oct. 5, 2026. The three-product offering is designed to personalize financial information and help users analyze markets and test trading scenarios without requiring financial or software-development expertise.

During a special stream, Binance co-CEO Richard Teng and Vice President of Product Jeff Li presented the three products: Agent OS, Binance AI and Binance AI Pro.

Binance introduces three AI products

Agent OS is intended for developers and allows them to integrate Binance into external AI tools. Users can set their own permissions, operate through an isolated sub-account and use an Emergency Stop feature when needed.

Binance AI is a free assistant built into the company’s app. It personalizes the Markets section based on a user’s assets and interests and provides text and audio Market Briefs, a Smart Tracker for selected assets and Smart Alerts for significant changes.

The assistant also offers AI analysis of cryptocurrencies, stocks and exchange-traded funds, and allows users to ask follow-up questions about the market. Binance AI became available to eligible users in New Zealand on Oct. 5, with a global rollout expected in stages over the following days.

According to Binance, AI Pro is intended for traders who want to describe strategies in plain language, test them and deploy them after providing confirmation. The service, previously available in beta, is due to return with a major update over the coming weeks.

Binance said its AI products will not operate fully autonomously. Users will determine permissions, budgets and risk limits, and the services will not launch a scenario without user approval.

Early tests focus on monitoring and analysis

According to Binance, early testing indicated that users were more likely to employ AI for market monitoring and analysis than for direct trading. In Agent OS, each executed order corresponded to about 50 data-read operations.

In AI Pro, 18% of users launched at least one scheduled monitoring or alert task. Those tasks generated 21% of all notifications from the service.

During the Binance AI beta test, same-day conversion to trading increased by 3.6%, according to the exchange. Users who opened the app were about 40% more likely to trade on the day they used the service, while about 70% of beta users who visited the Markets section also opened the Binance AI tab.

Binance also incorporated information about traditional financial markets, including stocks, ETFs and indices, into the AI service. In testing, 65% of users in the test group opened the TradFi tab, compared with 58% in the control group.

According to Binance, the new AI layer builds on infrastructure that already uses more than 100 AI models in compliance and risk-management systems. The exchange estimates that those models have helped prevent more than $10 billion in potential user losses since the beginning of 2025.

Source: Incrypted