binance's Introduction

Binance

A full-featured .NET Standard 2.0 Binance API facade designed for ease of use.

Features

Complete implementation of the Binance API including deposit/withdrawal features and WebSocket endpoints.
A simple API abstraction using domain/value objects that do not expose underlying (HTTP/REST) behavior.
Consistent use of domain models whether you're querying the API or using real-time WebSocket client events.
Customizable dual-layer API with access to JSON responses (low-level) or deserialized domain/value objects.
API exceptions provide the Binance server response ERROR code and message for easier troubleshooting.
Unique implementation supports multiple users and requires user authentication only where necessary.
Web API interface includes automatic rate limiting and system-to-server time synchronization for reliability.
Easy-to-use WebSocket endpoint clients and various ready-to-use caching implementations (w/ events).
Low-level API utilizes a single, cached HttpClient for performance (when used as singleton as in DI framework).
Limited dependencies and use of Microsoft extensions for dependency injection, logging, and options.
.NET Core sample applications including live displays of market depth, trades, and candlesticks for a symbol.

Getting Started

Binance Sign-up

To use the private (authenticated) API methods you must have an account with Binance and create an API Key. Please use my Referral ID: 10899093 when you Register (an account is not required to access the public market data).