Binance EKO.in Bot for Binance P2P Traders in India
The Binance EKO.in Bot is an automated payment solution for Binance P2P BUY orders in India.
The bot connects Binance P2P order processing with the EKO Money Transfer API. When a new BUY order is detected, it reads the seller’s payment details, initiates the bank transfer, monitors the transaction result, sends payment confirmation to Binance Chat, and marks the Binance order as paid.
EKO supports domestic money transfers to Indian bank accounts through IMPS and NEFT. Its Transaction Inquiry API can be used to verify delayed, initiated, held, failed, refunded, or successfully completed transactions.
# How the Binance EKO.in Bot Works
- 01A Binance P2P BUY order is detected.
- 02The bot retrieves the seller’s bank payment details.
- 03The recipient account is prepared for the EKO transaction.
- 04Payment is initiated through the EKO API using IMPS or NEFT.
- 05The transaction status is checked automatically.
- 06Payment confirmation is sent to Binance Chat.
- 07The Binance order is marked as paid.
- 08The seller confirms receipt and releases the cryptocurrency.
# Key Features
# EKO API Integration
EKO provides REST APIs for processing financial transactions through IMPS and NEFT, bank account verification, recipient management, and transaction inquiry. Transaction inquiry can use either the EKO transaction ID or the client’s own reference ID when the initial API response is delayed or unavailable.
The customer must provide:
EKO may apply its own onboarding requirements, transaction limits, account verification charges, and transfer fees. Those fees are separate from the bot purchase.
# Built for Binance P2P Merchants in India
The bot is suitable for professional Binance P2P traders who process multiple BUY orders and need consistent bank payment automation.
Instead of manually copying bank details, opening a payment portal, submitting a transfer, checking its status, and updating Binance, the bot connects these stages into one controlled workflow.
Binance EKO.in Bot FAQ
What is the Binance EKO.in Bot?
The Binance EKO.in Bot is an automated payment solution for Binance P2P BUY orders in India. It detects new orders, initiates bank payments through the EKO API, monitors transaction status, sends payment confirmation to Binance Chat, and marks orders as paid.
Which payment methods does the bot support?
The EKO Money Transfer API supports domestic bank transfers through IMPS and NEFT, depending on the recipient bank and transaction availability.
Does the bot verify the transaction status?
Yes. The bot uses EKO transaction information and status inquiry to determine whether the payment was successful, failed, initiated, held, or refunded before completing the Binance payment workflow.
Does the bot verify Indian bank account details?
EKO provides bank detail and account verification APIs that can be used to validate recipient information and determine whether IMPS is available for the selected bank.
Does the bot send payment confirmation to Binance Chat?
Yes. After the transaction is confirmed, the bot sends the available payment and transaction details to the Binance P2P chat.
Do I need my own EKO API account?
Yes. You need an active EKO account, production API credentials, completed onboarding and KYC, and sufficient balance for payment processing.
Are EKO transaction fees included in the bot price?
No. EKO onboarding, account verification, transfer, settlement, and other provider charges are billed separately by EKO and are not included in the software purchase price.
Can the Binance EKO.in Bot run 24/7?
Yes. The bot can run continuously on a VPS or dedicated computer with a stable internet connection.
Is the full source code included?
Yes. The product includes the complete editable source code and a commercial license for use within your own business. Resale, publication, and redistribution require written permission.
# System Requirements
macOS
Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, etc.)
Description:
The bot is developed in pure Python and is fully cross-platform.
Compatible with all major desktop operating systems.
Only the startup method may slightly vary depending on the platform:
.bat file for Windows.sh script for Linux/macOS
