Half the latency to Binance
App for Windows and Mac · CScalp, Tiger.com, Vataga, MetaScalp and other terminals
A short path from your terminal to the servers of Binance, OKX, Bitget and Gate — over a short dedicated route instead of a long way through other networks' nodes. The gain depends on your city — see the table by city.
Our own measurements, medians: direct → via PingNitro. By city — our estimate.
Through the route — the exchanges listed below. The app sends Bybit and BingX directly: their servers are in Singapore.
- Binance Futures
- Binance Spot
- OKX
- Bitget
- Gate
- KuCoin
- MEXC
2 weeks free, then up to −25% off
$20 / mo
30 days of access
save $9
$17 / mo
90 days of access
save $24
$16 / mo
180 days of access
save $60
$15 / mo
365 days of access
The discount is for your first purchase; renewals are at regular prices (except seasonal sales).
Give a friend up to a month · partners get up to 30% for a client's first month
Give a friend a gift
Your friend gets 2 weeks free and a gift on the first purchase, you get up to 30 days of access for every friend who pays.
Partners — from 20% / 10% up to 30% / 20%
20% for a referred user's first month and 10% after that within 12 months of the client's access, 25% / 15% from 6 paying clients, 30% / 20% from 21; your audience gets a first-purchase discount with your link or code.
Channels and bloggers with a large audience — individual terms: @whiteping_support or support@pingnitro.com.
Connect in 2 minutes
Apps for Windows 10/11 and Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or newer); you sign in with Telegram right in the app — no key to enter.
Get the app
Access — in the bot @pingnitrobot or in your account. The Windows installer is there too; for Mac — one command in Terminal or a DMG file.
Install
It starts with the system and runs in the background, alongside your other network programs. In the app window — "Sign in with Telegram".
Set the proxy
In your terminal: HTTP, host 127.0.0.1, port 1081, no login. Then reconnect the exchange or restart the terminal.
The app works on Windows and macOS; a trading terminal can't be connected through it from a phone.
Before you install — in short
Does the app have to stay open?
Yes, while you trade: the PingNitro app gives your terminal the proxy 127.0.0.1:1081, and without it the terminal won't connect to the exchange. It runs in the background and starts with the system — the PingNitro icon is near the clock (on Mac — in the menu bar).
Which systems does it work on?
Windows 10/11 and macOS 13+ on a Mac with an Apple Silicon processor (M1 or newer). There is no app for phones or Intel Macs.
What affects latency?
Your city, your provider and the exchange — we don't promise a number in advance. Our measurements are on this site (latency test); measure your own latency before and after connecting. If a program routes all of your computer's traffic through itself (a tunnel, a proxy in "all traffic" mode), add PingNitro to its exclusions (the sslocal and sing-box files) or turn it off while you trade.
Do you need my exchange API keys?
No. We never ask for your API keys. Don't enter them anywhere except your terminal and don't send them to anyone — even to people writing on behalf of PingNitro. The connection between your terminal and the exchange is encrypted by the exchange itself: your keys and orders are not visible to us.
All questions · support — @whiteping_support or support@pingnitro.com
Choose your terminal
Each terminal has its own page: what to click and what you should see at every step. Everything else is the same: type HTTP, address 127.0.0.1, port 1081, no login.