Rule-based repricing,
Keep control

On Binance P2P the order book reorders constantly. A merchant who sets a price in the morning can be several positions down by lunch, and position is most of what decides whether an ad gets taken. The manual answer is to sit on the page and edit prices by hand; the automated answer is a repricing bot that watches the book and edits the ad for you.

P2P Auto-Pilot is the second kind, with one deliberate difference: it runs on your own Windows PC rather than on someone else's server. You create the Binance API key, it stays on your machine, and the app talks to Binance directly. There is no middle service holding your credentials. Read why we run locally.

What it is not: it does not decide your prices, chase the top spot without limits, or hold your funds. You define a base price and the boundaries you will trade inside, and the app works within them. If the market moves past your floor, it stops rather than following it down. See how price guards work.

It fits merchants who already run several ads and lose the most ground overnight or while they are away from the desk. If you run one ad casually, manual editing is genuinely fine and cheaper — the tool earns its keep when the number of ads times the number of price changes per day gets past what you want to do by hand. Compare manual and automated repricing.

It also fits merchants running several ads on the same pair, where moving one ad can undercut another one of your own. Each ad carries its own rules and can be excluded individually. See per-ad control.

Every account starts in Dry-mode at no cost: the app evaluates your rules and shows what it would have changed, without touching a single live ad. Move to Live Mode when the behaviour matches what you expected — not before. Walk through the full setup.