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Introduction

API Key Setup

  • Some endpoints will require an API Key. Please refer to this page regarding API key creation.
  • Once API key is created, it is recommended to set IP restrictions on the key for security reasons.
  • Never share your API key/secret key to ANYONE.

WARNING

If the API keys were accidentally shared, please delete them immediately and create a new key.

API Usage Notice

To help maintain platform stability, clients must implement appropriate retry backoff and rate limiting after failed requests. A high volume of repeated failed or invalid requests from the same IP within a short period, including but not limited to HTTP 404 and 429, may be classified as abnormal traffic and may result in a temporary IP ban or access restriction.

After receiving HTTP 429, immediately reduce the request rate and retry only after the time indicated by the X-Api-Limit-Reset-Timestamp response header. For HTTP 404 and other errors, verify and correct the request URL, parameters, or calling method before retrying, and avoid immediate repeated requests.

API Key Restrictions

  • After creating the API key, the default restrictions is Enable Reading.

Enabling Accounts

Spot Account

A SPOT account is provided by default upon creation of a Account.

USDT-M Account

Users can enable USDT-M account as needed.

Released under the MIT License.