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 operations related to cryptocurrency trading orders and account information. Specifically, the 'Query Order (USER_DATA)' operation allows users to query details about a specific order on Binance by providing parameters such as the trading symbol, timestamp, and optional additional fields like order ID or client order ID. This node is useful for traders and developers who want to automate order management, retrieve order status, or integrate Binance trading data into workflows.
Use Case Examples
- Query details of a specific order by symbol and timestamp to check its status.
- Retrieve all open orders for a given symbol to monitor active trades.
- Fetch account trade list for auditing or analysis purposes.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Symbol | The trading pair symbol (e.g., BTCUSDT) for which the order query is made. |
| Timestamp | The timestamp at which the query is made, used for request validation and timing. |
| Add Optional Operations | Additional optional parameters to refine the query, such as order ID, original client order ID, and receive window for request timing. |
Output
JSON
orderId- The unique identifier of the queried order.symbol- The trading pair symbol of the order.status- The current status of the order (e.g., filled, canceled).price- The price at which the order was placed.origClientOrderId- The original client order ID associated with the order.executedQty- The quantity of the order that has been executed.time- The timestamp when the order was created or updated.
Dependencies
- Binance API
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the API key and secret used for authentication are correct and have the necessary permissions to query orders.
- Check that the symbol and timestamp parameters are correctly formatted and valid for the Binance API.
- If the request fails due to timing issues, verify that the recvWindow parameter is set appropriately and does not exceed 60000 milliseconds.
- Handle API rate limits by implementing retry logic or adjusting request frequency to avoid being blocked.
Links
- Binance API - Query Order (USER_DATA) - Official Binance API documentation for querying an order with user data.