Welcome to the Maxbit API documentation.The APIs are designed to be intuitive and easy to integrate, providing secure and robust access to the core functionalities of the exchange.Each endpoint is documented with detailed descriptions, parameter requirements, example requests, and response formats to facilitate quick and effective integration. Please ensure you have your API keys ready and follow the authentication guidelines provided in the documentation.To ensure seamless integration and ease of use for developers transitioning from other platforms, some API parameters in our documentation may appear [Redundant]. This design choice is intentional, aimed at aligning our API with widely used standards across other platforms.Parameters marked with a redundant tag can be left blank or filled; either way, it will not affect the functionality of the API.
Before you can interact with the API, the first step is to create a signature. This signature is essential for authenticating your requests and ensuring secure communication between your application and the exchange. Here’s a brief guide on how to generate the signature required for API authentication using Postman:Step 1
Go to Profile Settings on your Maxbit account.
Then select "API Management".
Then select "API Management".
When you access this page for the first time, Maxbit will ask you to check the 'Default Security Control' for your safety.
Once checked, you will not be able to use other APIs like placing orders or depositing and withdrawing funds.
This only happens the first time; you need to accept to create your API keys.
You can uncheck this later to use all API functions.Create an API key; from there, you will get your public and secret API keys.Step 2
Go to Postman.
Import the Maxbit API collection.
Then, go to Environment and select "Maxbit - Wallet Endpoints".
Paste your public API key in "api-key".
Paste your secret API key in "secret-key".Step 3
Go to Collection and select Pre-request Script.
Paste in this Java Pre-request Script.You can put other components inside Accordions.
It is done. The signature will be generated and filled in once you call the APIs.