how upbit query works

To query orders on Upbit, make an HTTP GET request to the `/v1/orders` API endpoint with query parameters such as `state`, `pair`, and `limit`, and include your API key and secret for authentication.

Oct 25, 2024 at 05:22 pm

How Upbit Query Works

1. Preparation

• Install the Upbit SDK or API package.
• Obtain your Upbit API key and secret from the Upbit website.

2. API Endpoint

• For the query, use the following API endpoint:

  • /v1/orders (for spot orders)
  • /v1/orders/chance (for limit orders)

3. Query Parameters

• To query orders, you need to specify the following parameters:

  • state (optional): Filter orders by state (e.g., "done", "cancel").
  • pair (optional): Filter orders by currency pair (e.g., "BTC-USDT").
  • min_created_at (optional): Filter orders created after a specific timestamp (ISO 8601).
  • max_created_at (optional): Filter orders created before a specific timestamp (ISO 8601).
  • limit (optional): Specify the maximum number of orders to return (default: 100, maximum: 1000).

4. HTTP Request

• Make an HTTP GET request to the API endpoint with the specified query parameters.
• Include your API key and secret in the request headers.

5. Response

• The response is a list of orders in JSON format.

• Each order object contains information such as:

  • Order ID
  • Order state
  • Order side (buy/sell)
  • Order type (spot/limit)
  • Currency pair
  • Order price
  • Order quantity
  • Order timestamp

6. Handle Response

• Parse the JSON response and extract the desired data.
• Process and display the order information as needed.