PingNitro for Mac
For Macs with Apple Silicon (M1–M4), macOS 13 Ventura or newer. Two methods — choose either.
Method 1. One command in Terminal
- Open Terminal: ⌘ Space → type "Terminal" → Enter.
- Paste the command and press Enter:
The app downloads, verifies its own integrity, installs into Applications and opens. No Mac password needed.
curl -fsSL https://pingnitro.com/mac.sh | bash - In the PingNitro window click "Sign in with Telegram" → in the bot press "Start".
Why there are no warnings: macOS checks files that a browser has downloaded. This command downloads directly and verifies authenticity itself — with the PingNitro signature (the same key verifies every app update) and the archive checksum. See what the command does (the script's messages are in Russian).
Method 2. From the DMG file
- Download PingNitro for Mac
- Open the downloaded PingNitro.dmg and drag PingNitro onto the Applications folder.
- Open PingNitro from Applications. macOS says "Apple could not verify…" — click "Done" (not "Move to Trash").
- Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to the "Security" section and click "Open Anyway":
- Confirm with your Mac password (or Touch ID), and in the "Open PingNitro.app?" window click "Open Anyway":
- In the PingNitro window — "Sign in with Telegram" → in the bot press "Start".
You only need to do this once: PingNitro installs updates by itself, without these steps. macOS warns because the app is not notarized by Apple (that needs a paid developer account) — this is the case with many independent apps.
After installation
The window says "Route on · Working · Binance … ms". The PingNitro icon is in the menu bar at the top of the screen.
In your terminal, set the proxy to HTTP 127.0.0.1, port 1081, no login — how to do it in CScalp, Tiger.com, Vataga, MetaScalp.
If an earlier version of PingNitro is installed, the new one replaces it by itself and your key is kept; the route drops for a few seconds, so install when you are not trading. Questions — @pingnitrosupport.