Import Binance.Client as a customer

Binanceapi class:

Def __init __ (self, api_key, secret_key):

self.Api_client = customer.Binanceclient (API_KEY = API_KEY, Secret_Key = Secret_Key)

Define the control settings

DEF SET_ORDER (self, symbol, side, type, price, price, timeinforce, limit = none, stoplimit = none):

Data = {

"symbol": symbol,

"side": side,

"Type": Type,

"Amount": amount,

"Price": price,

"TimeinForce": TimeinForce

}

If limit and stop:

Data ["Limitprice"] = limit

Data ["Stoplimit"] = Stoplimit

RESULT = Self.Api_Client.Place_ORDER (data)

Check the state of the answer to see if the order has succeeded

If "status" in the result:

print ("order successfully placed:", result ["status"]))

Real return

other:

Print ("Error order:", result)

go back

Configure the API customer and test the Place_order method

Def Run_test (self):

Symbol = "ETH / Busd"

Side = "Buy"

Type = "Limit"

Amount = 0.1

Replace with the desired amount

Price = 2300

replace with the desired price

TimeinForce = customer TimeinForce.high

Success = self.Set_ord (symbol, side, type, amount, price, timeinforce)

If success:

Print ("Order successfully placed and returned true.")

other:

Print ("order failure.")

Create an instance of the Binanceapi class

API_Client = binanceapi (API_KEY = "your_api_key", secret_key = "your_secret_key")

Run the test

API_CLIENT.RUN_TEST ()

Important considerations

• Limitation of the rate : API has a rate limit that can restrict the frequency to which you can make an API call per minute or hour.

• Error management

  

  : Make sure you check your API response for all error codes that could indicate problems with your request (for example, non-valid parameters, insufficient funds, etc. .).

• Safety : Keep your API key safely and never share them publicly.

• Terms of use of the binance API : always see the Official API Documentation of Binance ( -OverView) for the most precise and more -up to date with information on their APIs, including all the terms or conditions that may apply.

Additional advice

- Make sure you run Python 3.6 or later because it includes an improved "binance" library.

- For more complex operations, consider creating a class to encapsulate your API client and its methods for better organization and better reusability.

- If there are problems with your requests, consult the Binance developer [forum support] ( or ask for help from their documentation official.