Upbit

Spot trading on the Korean exchange Upbit (API address https://api.upbit.com): the KRW, BTC and USDT markets. It uses REST only, with no market-data or order push. Private endpoints are signed with an Upbit API key (Access Key and Secret Key). Conditional orders are not supported.

Names and Configuration

exchange.GetName(): Upbit (Spot).

Field	Required
Access Key	Yes
Secret Key	Yes

Trading Pairs and Contract Codes

Pair examples: BTC_KRW, ETH_BTC, XRP_USDT

Trading pairs are written BASE_QUOTE; Upbit native market codes put the quote currency first (BTC_KRW is KRW-BTC), and the connector converts between them.

Function Support

Not supported (the call fails with an error and returns null): exchange.CreateConditionOrder, exchange.ModifyConditionOrder, exchange.CancelConditionOrder, exchange.GetConditionOrder, exchange.GetConditionOrders, exchange.GetHistoryConditionOrders.

Served through a fallback:

• exchange.GetRecords: Native periods are 1s, 1m, 3m, 5m, 10m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w, 1M, 1y; other periods are synthesized by the docker.

Notes

• The amount of a market buy order is the quote currency to spend (placed as Upbit's price with ord_type price); a market sell order uses the base-currency quantity.
• Limit orders support IOC, FOK and maker-only (postOnly).
• exchange.ModifyOrder() uses Upbit's cancel-and-new endpoint (cancel_and_new): the exchange atomically cancels the original order and places a new one, and the new order ID is returned; use the new ID from then on. The new order stays a limit order and needs a new price greater than 0; a price that is not positive is an error and never turns it into a market order. When the amount is not changed (not positive), the new order takes the original order's remaining amount. exchange.ModifyOrder() never turns an order into a market order.
• The batch tickers of exchange.GetTickers() carry no order book, so Buy and Sell are 0.
• exchange.GetHistoryOrders() returns filled and canceled orders; without limit, at most 100 orders are returned.