22 Exchanges, View-Only Keys: Connect Your Book Without Giving Us Custody


Most “connect your exchange” pitches skip the part that matters: what permissions are you actually handing over?
Discipline AI is a trading intelligence and education product. It is not a broker. It does not hold your funds and it does not place live orders on your behalf. Trading involves risk of loss. Nothing on this site, in the app, or in this article is financial advice.
This is a product-true post — like our notes on the Trust Center and paper vs proof. Craft articles on the blog teach process. Posts like this one exist so you can inspect a real surface: exchange connect for Journal and Portfolio.
What we built on Features
We added a clear map on Features: 22 exchange connects for importing closed fills into your journal and holdings into Portfolio.
The rule is simple:
You connect with a view-only / read-only API key
Your money stays on your exchange
We import records for visibility — we do not take custody
We never place trades on your behalf
If a product needs trade permissions to “help you journal,” that is a different product. Ask why.
Why read-only is the product, not a footnote
Traders have been burned by blurry permission screens. Marketing says “sync.” The key says “trade.”
Our bar:
Read-only keys — view access, not trade permissions
No custody — funds stay where you already keep them
Live on phone — Journal → Exchanges in the Discipline AI app on iOS and Android
Phone-first still applies. A connect flow that only works on a desktop ops console is incomplete.
The 22 venues (today)
Coinbase · Robinhood · Kraken · Binance · Binance.US · Bybit · MEXC · Bitunix · Uphold · KuCoin · OKX · Gate.io · Bitget · Crypto.com · Gemini · Pionex · Webot · BTCC · HTX · Upbit · BingX · Bitfinex
Availability can vary by region and by what each venue exposes through their API. The honest list is the one in the app under Journal → Exchanges — and the one we now show on Features.
Optional: watch a public crypto wallet address for holdings visibility. No private keys. That is visibility, not withdrawal access.
What this is for (and what it is not)
For: seeing your own book next to your practice loop — fills, holdings, review — without pretending we are your broker.
Not for: auto-trading your live account, holding balances, or turning API access into a custody story.
Paper remains practice. Live fills you import remain yours. We will keep labeling those ledgers separately — see the Trust Center.
How to try it
Open Features and find the exchanges section
Install from Download
In the app: Journal → Exchanges
Create a view-only key on your venue, then connect
Email support@disciplineaiapp.com if a venue path is unclear or broken
Closing
Connecting an exchange should not require trusting a stranger with trade rights.
View-only. No custody. Your book, visible — so you can review decisions with the same honesty we ask of our own labels.
Start at Features, then Journal → Exchanges in the app.


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