Tap any tab below to explore the system. From the exchange you connect to the wallet system you earn in, it's all here. Built from the official Karbon V4 documentation.
Karbon does not hold your funds. Your trading capital stays in your own Bybit or Bitget account, in a subaccount you create specifically for Karbon. Karbon connects to that subaccount via API — it can execute trades, but it cannot withdraw or move funds outside that subaccount.
An API key is the bridge between the exchange subaccount and Karbon. It tells the exchange "this third party can trade, but cannot withdraw funds." Karbon then creates a V4 account that holds the API credentials and settings.
When creating a Karbon V4 account you pick one of two models. The difference is how much control you want over your trading.
A V4 account isn\'t trading until something triggers a signal. There are three ways to wire that up — from fully Karbon-curated to fully your own.
Once a trade opens, what happens next? Money management is the rulebook. Define stages that trigger when the trade\'s PnL hits a target. Stack stages to build sophisticated entry, exit, hedge, and re-entry behaviors.
Karbon uses a multi-wallet system to separate trading, holdings, and staking. Each wallet plays a different role.
KBNX staking is Karbon\'s way of letting token holders earn passive income from the platform\'s success. When members trade on Karbon, the system collects fees. A portion of those fees gets paid out daily to anyone who has staked their KBNX tokens.