![]() ![]() In this case, we only have the timestamp as a query parameter, recvWindow defaults to 5000, we don’t include it.įinally, we get the signature. Then we concat a query String with the parameters. Here on line 45 we get the timestamp for SystemTime::now() we want to get the timestamp as close to the time we send the request as possible. Let signature = get_signature(params.clone()) # See more keys and their definitions at Then, we add the dependencies the project will use to talk to the API, receive and parse data, Authenticate, etc. In this section we will set up the basic foundation for our project:Īs always we start with creating our project using a cargo command: cargo new binance-api-transaction-tutorial. Make sure the API key allows spot trading, I (and Binance) also recommend restricting the access to trusted IPs only: Creating the Binance API crypto transaction project Then, an API key can be created in your profile under API management, when you create your key make sure to copy the secret as you will not be able to see it after confirming creation: To be able to do this, it requires a valid identification. Verification on your Binance account so that you can create an API key.Some familiarity with Rust and programming against a REST API is helpful.To be able to follow this article you should have: We recently migrated our API Documentation portal from GitHub to Binance.US Docs. Easily connect to Binance WebSocket streams with Rust Binance.US’ sample source code in Python and Shell. ![]() I also have another article related to the Binance API: The full project’s repository can be found on my GitHub. As usual, we will be using the rust programming language. In this article, we are going to learn how to do a buy transaction of crypto with the Binance API. ![]()
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