Connecting Trading Bots

Amabit API keys are fully compatible with the Binance API. You can use any programming language or library that supports the Binance API to connect your trading bots.

How It Works

Your Bot → Amabit API Keys → Binance API → Trade Executed

Your bot connects to the Binance API using the API key and secret generated in Amabit. All orders are routed through the Amabit broker infrastructure to Binance.

Getting Started

1. Create an API key with Read + Trade permissions
2. Set an IP allowlist for the server running your bot
3. Copy the API Key and Secret Key
4. Configure your bot with these credentials

Language Examples

Python

Using the python-binance library:

from binance.client import Client

client = Client(
    api_key='YOUR_AMABIT_API_KEY',
    api_secret='YOUR_AMABIT_SECRET_KEY'
)

# Place a market buy order
order = client.create_order(
    symbol='BTCUSDT',
    side='BUY',
    type='MARKET',
    quantity=0.001
)

Node.js

Using the node-binance-api library:

const Binance = require('node-binance-api');

const binance = new Binance().options({
  APIKEY: 'YOUR_AMABIT_API_KEY',
  APISECRET: 'YOUR_AMABIT_SECRET_KEY'
});

// Place a market buy order
binance.marketBuy('BTCUSDT', 0.001);

Go

Using the go-binance library:

client := binance.NewClient(
    "YOUR_AMABIT_API_KEY",
    "YOUR_AMABIT_SECRET_KEY",
)

order, err := client.NewCreateOrderService().
    Symbol("BTCUSDT").
    Side(binance.SideTypeBuy).
    Type(binance.OrderTypeMarket).
    Quantity("0.001").
    Do(context.Background())

Available Endpoints

Since Amabit is an official Binance broker, all standard Binance API endpoints are available:

• Market data — Prices, order book, trades, klines
• Spot trading — Orders, fills, balances
• Futures trading — Positions, leverage, funding rates
• Account management — Balances, transaction history

Key Differences from Direct Binance

• Your API keys are generated through Amabit, not Binance directly
• Trades are executed with broker attribution
• All standard Binance API features and rate limits apply
• Low latency through direct broker infrastructure connection

Tips

• Test with small amounts first — Verify your bot works correctly before scaling
• Handle errors gracefully — Network issues and order rejections happen
• Respect rate limits — Binance rate limits apply (1200 requests/minute for most endpoints)
• Use WebSocket for real-time data — More efficient than polling REST endpoints