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Richard Teng

Co-CEO, Binance, named behind the Binance API listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-CEO, Binance

Richard Teng is co-CEO of Binance alongside Yi He, per Wikipedia. He is not named on the about page we read.

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What Richard builds

  • Binance API B · Crypto exchanges

    Binance's API covers spot, margin and futures trading, market data and account endpoints over REST, WebSocket and FIX, with a free spot testnet and a remote MCP server, documented on 30 October 2026, that trades inside a dedicated Agentic sub-account.

    Co-CEO, Binance, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Richard Teng?

Richard Teng is co-CEO of Binance alongside Yi He, per Wikipedia. He is not named on the about page we read.

What does Binance make?

Anchor Terminal lists Binance API from Binance. Binance's API covers spot, margin and futures trading, market data and account endpoints over REST, WebSocket and FIX, with a free spot testnet and a remote MCP server, documented on 30 October 2026, that trades inside a dedicated Agentic sub-account.

Who has invested in Binance?

The sources our research read name MGX.

How are Richard's tools graded?

Binance API is graded B, 63.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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