How to subscribe,
step by step.

02

Choose USDT on the BSC network

The checkout opens at NOWPayments. Pick USDT and make sure the orange BSC badge is showing, then press Next step.

BSC means BNB Smart Chain, also written BEP20. Sending USDT on any other network will not arrive.

03

Copy the amount and the address

You now have an exact amount and a deposit address. Copy both. The amount has many decimal places on purpose: it is how the payment is matched to your account.

The address and QR here are blurred because they belong to one payment. Yours will be different every time. Never reuse an old one.

04

In Binance, open Withdraw

Go to Wallet, then Spot, and press Withdraw.

05

Pick USDT

Choose USDT from your assets. Make sure you have a little more than the invoice, because the network fee is added on top.

06

Paste the address, then choose BSC

Paste the deposit address, then set the network to BSC, BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). Binance shows the fee as 0.01 USDT and arrival in about a minute.

Check this before you send. Choosing the wrong network sends the money somewhere it cannot be recovered. Check the address supports BEP20 before you continue.

07

Add 0.01 to the amount. This is the step people get wrong

Binance takes the 0.01 USDT network fee out of what you send. So type the invoice amount plus 0.01, and check that Receive amount matches the invoice exactly.

The invoice asks for6.99952306 USDT

BSC network fee Binance deducts+ 0.01 USDT

So you type7.00952306 USDT

Then check Receive amount reads 6.99952306, the invoice figure. If it reads less, the payment will sit unpaid and you will have to top it up.

08

Withdraw, then wait about a minute

Confirm with your Binance security check and press Withdraw. NOWPayments moves to Processing, then Success, and your account switches to Plus on its own.

If it still says Free after a few minutes, send us the Payment ID from the checkout page and we will find it.

Second part: connect Binance for live trading

Everything above is all you need for Plus and paper trading. Do this second part only when you want TGSS to place real orders in your own Binance account. The key you create can trade but cannot withdraw, and you can revoke it yourself at any moment.

B1

Binance, open Account

This part is optional. It is only needed if you want TGSS to place orders in your own Binance account. Paper trading needs none of it.

TGSS never holds your money. The key lets us trade inside your account and nothing else.

B2

Go to API Management

Under Account, open API Management.

B3

Create a System generated key

Choose System generated and press Next. Give it a name you will recognise later, such as TGSS.

Binance shows the API key and secret once. Copy both before you leave the page, or you will have to make a new key.

B4

Copy the key and the secret

You now have an API Key and a Secret Key. Keep them somewhere safe for the next two minutes.

Check this before you send. Anyone holding both can trade your account. Never post them, never send them over chat, and never give them to anyone who asks by email.

B5

Restrict the key to our IP

Press Edit restrictions. Choose Restrict access to trusted IPs only and enter 204.168.229.97, then press Confirm.

That is the only machine that will use your key. With the IP locked, a stolen key is useless anywhere else.

B6

Tick Spot Trading. Leave Withdrawals off

Enable Reading and Spot & Margin & Stock Trading. Leave Enable Withdrawals unticked, and everything else off. Press Save.

Check this before you send. Withdrawals must stay off. Without it we can buy and sell inside your account but can never move money out of it. Do not tick it for us or for anyone.

B7

Paste both into the terminal

Back on the terminal, switch to Live, paste the API key and the secret into Live trading, and press Connect Binance.

Deleting the key in Binance revokes us instantly, at any time, without asking us first.

Or connect Bybit instead

TGSS trades on Binance or Bybit. Pick whichever you already use; the engine and the rules are identical. The only difference is that Bybit does not list MSFT, BABA or TSM, so those three are unavailable there.

Y1

Bybit, open API in the sidebar

Sign in at Bybit and open API from the left sidebar. Same idea as the Binance section above: paper trading needs none of this.

Y2

Create a new key

Press Create New Key.

Y3

Choose System generated

Pick System-generated API Keys. That is the HMAC pair TGSS uses.

Y4

Select Read-Write. This is the step that decides everything

Under API Key Permissions, select Read-Write. Name the key something you will recognise, choose Only IPs with permissions granted and enter 204.168.229.97.

Check this before you send. If you leave the default Read-Only selected, the key can see your account but can never place an order. It still shows "SPOT - Trade" in its permission list, so it looks correct while being unusable. We refuse such a key at connect time rather than let you discover it mid-trade.

Y5

Tick Trade under SPOT, and nothing else

Find the SPOT row and tick Trade. Leave Contract, USDC Contracts, Earn, P2P and everything else unticked.

Leave Withdrawals and Assets off. TGSS only ever places spot orders, so nothing else is needed and anything more is extra risk you carry.

Y6

Submit and pass the security check

Press Submit, then confirm with your SMS code and Google Authenticator.

Y7

Copy the key and the secret now

Bybit shows the secret once. Copy both before pressing Understood. Check the Permission line says Trade and not Read-Only.

Check this before you send. If that line ends in Read-Only, the key cannot trade. Delete it and create another with Read-Write selected at step Y4.

Questions people ask

Screenshots show a real payment with the deposit address, its QR code and the payment ID blurred, because those belong to a single payment and yours will differ. TGSS is market analysis, not financial advice. Trading carries risk, including the loss of capital.