This article is designed to help you create & identify the required information for Binance API key parameters for use with CAS. The graphics within were based on Binance US as of May 2020.
Binance will reject any connections from a US IP.
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2FA authentication MUST be active to create API Keys!
Setup 2FA now (if you haven't already).
Name it & click “create”.
Confirm the 2FA authentication.
Confirm the confirmation email.
Navigate back to your API key list.
Your "Secret Key" will only be available once here, so save them BOTH now. |
You’ll use both of these keys in Step 3.
Carefully set these options. A mistake here will not be caught by the Crypto Setting tests, but will result in failed transactions during live testing.
Carefully set these options. A mistake here will not be caught by the Crypto Setting tests, but will result in failed transactions during live testing.
Confirm the 2FA authentication.
Confirm the confirmation email.
The API Key and API Secret were located in the previous step (2).
Example using the keys illustrated above:
Key: EotfWIqHN1368TL34DnzbOpznYXAslGq8ZOSZz1jLdmwEC2l4EvINAIo8Ys9U5n2
Secret: 4ATNJ6pRNvyoISGOLXSEs9RODg8hSLyC8XnsGn79AeG2V1iXm7WPZfAeIKccK4PW
The fiat used for this account in this example is US Dollars, so we append “USD”.
Binance.US supports only this fiat: USD, USDT Binance supports: AUD, EUR, GBP, RUB, USDT |
Resulting in this parameter string:
Be sure to enter the parameter string as determined above.
If the "Exchange Buy" test is successful, you've configured the Binance Exchange properly! |
NOTE: Binance charges a withdrawal fee to send coin. You must maintain enough coin in your account to cover these fees for any coin you plan to sell.
The transaction will fail if you have an insufficient balance to cover the fees.
NOTE: Binance charges a withdrawal fee to send coin. You must maintain enough coin in your account to cover these fees for any coin you plan to sell.
The transaction will fail if you have an insufficient balance to cover the fees.