Actions15
- Query Order (USER_DATA)
- Current Open Orders (USER_DATA)
- Query OCO (USER_DATA)
- Query all OCO (USER_DATA)
- Query Open OCO (USER_DATA)
- Account Information (USER_DATA)
- Account Trade List (USER_DATA)
- Query Current Order Count Usage (TRADE)
- Cancel an Existing Order and Send a New Order (TRADE)
- Cancel Order (TRADE)
- Cancel OCO (TRADE)
- All Orders (USER_DATA)
- New Order (TRADE)
- New OCO (TRADE)
- Cancel all Open Orders on a Symbol (TRADE)
Overview
This node interacts with the Binance API to perform various trading-related operations, specifically focusing on querying the current order count usage in the 'Query Current Order Count Usage (TRADE)' operation. It is useful for users who want to monitor their order count limits and usage on Binance to manage their trading activity effectively. For example, traders can use this node to check how many orders they have placed within a certain timeframe to avoid hitting Binance's rate limits.
Use Case Examples
- A trader wants to check their current order count usage to ensure they do not exceed Binance's API rate limits before placing new orders.
- A trading bot uses this node to monitor order count usage and adjust its trading frequency accordingly.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Timestamp | The specific timestamp at which the current order count usage is queried. This is a required numeric input representing the time in milliseconds since the Unix epoch. |
| Recv Window | An optional parameter specifying the number of milliseconds after timestamp the request is valid for. It cannot be greater than 60000 and helps to control the request validity window. |
Output
JSON
orderCountUsage- The response from Binance API indicating the current order count usage and rate limit status.
Dependencies
- Binance API with API key and secret for authentication
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the timestamp parameter is correctly set as a valid number representing milliseconds since Unix epoch; incorrect timestamps may cause request failures.
- The 'Recv Window' value must not exceed 60000 milliseconds; setting a higher value may result in errors from the Binance API.
- API authentication errors may occur if the API key or secret is invalid or missing; verify credentials are correctly configured.
- Network or connectivity issues can cause request failures; ensure stable internet connection and Binance API availability.
Links
- Binance API Documentation - Order Rate Limit (TRADE) - Official Binance API documentation for querying current order count usage and rate limits related to trading.