Choose the market before the bot.
Choose according to your understanding of the market and risk, rather than an assumed return. Availability depends on your account, plan, selected pair and exchange permissions.
Spot Auto-Harvest
A spot grid workflow places staggered limit buys and prepares corresponding target sells after fills. Monitor unsold holdings as well as completed trades: a falling asset price can offset realized gains, and open orders may not fill.
Explore the spot strategy →Quant 10x Scalper
A futures workflow evaluates market trend and momentum for position management. Review the actual leverage, allocation and exit settings before deployment. Leverage amplifies losses as well as gains, and futures positions can be liquidated.
Explore the futures strategy →Check MEXC market access before deployment
Select MEXC Global when creating your connection. Review API eligibility for your account and intended market. A connection that reads balances does not establish that futures trading is available. Check supported contracts, saved permissions and the returned exchange error before trying to deploy again.
Exchange requirements can change. Confirm them in the MEXC futures API documentation and the workspace connection guide.
From account to your first setup.
- Review access. Compare plans and the limits relevant to your setup. Pending manual payments require approval before paid access is enabled.
- Practice first. Use the paper environment to understand the controls. Simulated results do not establish live execution performance.
- Connect for live trading. Select MEXC Global in Exchange Connections, add a dedicated API key and check the saved permissions. Keep withdrawals disabled.
- Review Create Bot. Choose a supported strategy and pair, check the environment and allocation, then confirm when you understand the settings.
- Check the result. Monitor bot status, open orders and execution errors. A successful connection is not a completed trade.
Follow the full execution picture.
Bot Portfolio shows status and capital allocation. The dashboard provides holdings or position information, while order history helps you inspect executions. Compare realized and floating performance, then review exchange fees and any futures funding costs rather than relying on a headline profit figure alone.
The subscription pays for platform access; trading capital remains separate. Review current plans and limits, API security and the Risk Disclosure before using live funds.
Before you connect MEXC.
Can I run a MEXC spot trading bot?
Spot Auto-Harvest provides the spot grid workflow in this workspace. Select a supported MEXC pair and review available balance, order minimums and your plan before deployment.
Can I use MEXC futures with the same API connection?
Only when your MEXC account and API key are eligible for the intended futures market. Read access alone is not sufficient. Quant 10x Scalper uses leveraged futures and carries liquidation risk.
Why does my MEXC connection load balances but fail to trade?
Reading an account and submitting an order require different permissions and market access. Check the exchange error, trading permissions, IP restrictions, available funds and pair eligibility.
Are profits or a specific win rate guaranteed?
No. Automation follows an execution workflow, not a guaranteed outcome. Markets, liquidity, fees, API errors and outages can all affect results. You can lose trading capital.
Do I need to transfer trading funds to KAAPA EXPERT?
Live trading funds remain in your connected exchange account. Subscription payment is separate. Restrict API permissions and keep withdrawals disabled; trading permissions still authorize trades and can expose your account to losses.
Start with the MEXC setup guide.
Review the API steps and troubleshooting before enabling live execution.