What is USDM futures trading?

USDM futures are USD-margined perpetual and delivery contracts on Binance, settled in stablecoins like USDT or USDC rather than the underlying cryptocurrency.

Is futures trading riskier than spot trading?

Yes. Futures trading involves leverage, which amplifies both gains and losses. Position management, margin monitoring, and strict risk limits are essential.

Can I manage open positions through this server?

The server supports position management operations including position queries, leverage adjustment, and order management for USDM futures contracts.

Binance USDM Futures MCP

Binance USDM Futures MCP is an MCP server focused on Binance USD-margined futures trading and position management. Unlike spot-focused Binance MCP servers, this implementation targets the USDM futures market, providing structured tool access for perpetual and delivery contract operations. It is maintained by the Ai-Agents-of-Profits organization and designed for agent-assisted futures trading workflows.

The server exposes tools for core futures operations including order placement, position monitoring, leverage configuration, and margin management. These capabilities are delivered through the Model Context Protocol, giving MCP-compatible clients typed interfaces for interacting with Binance’s futures API. This is particularly valuable for futures trading where precision in order parameters and position sizing is critical due to the leveraged nature of the instruments.

Because futures trading carries significantly higher risk than spot trading due to leverage, users should exercise extra caution when configuring this server. Start with Binance testnet if available, use minimal leverage settings during validation, and enforce strict risk controls including maximum position sizes, stop-loss requirements, and explicit human confirmation before any order execution. Margin monitoring and liquidation price awareness should be part of any futures trading workflow.