• Log in to your Bitget account and go to the API Keys page in your user profile.
• Select "Create API Key."
• Create your notes and passphrase, configure your permission settings, and enter your IP address. Complete account verification, then click "Next."
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How to connect to the Bitget API?
The Bitget API allows developers to conduct programmatic trading, collect data, integrate copy trading services, and publish P2P ads.FAQ More
1. How do I create API keys?
2. Is it free to use the API?
Yes, using the API is free.
3. What is the difference between WebSocket and REST and which one should I choose?
WebSocket is a better choice if you need real-time market trends and data updates, such as price movements and volume. WebSocket is a message-based protocol that provides more efficient data transfer with lower latency than the REST API.
The REST API is a better choice if you only need to occasionally check on market data, such as historical trades and candlestick chart data. It is based on the HTTP protocol and features a wide range of applications. It is also a better choice for developing automated trading programs.
4. Is the API symbol case-sensitive?
Yes. Symbols must be entered in uppercase.