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The extended API supports two authentication methods: signature authentication and direct authentication.

  • Signature authentication: the request parameters are signed with the SecretKey, which itself never travels over the network. Programs should use this method.
  • Direct verification: the SecretKey is put into the request URL itself; meant for webhooks such as TradingView that accept only a single URL.

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NameDescription
Token AuthenticationSignature authentication signs the request parameters with an MD5 hash that includes the SecretKey, so the SecretKey itself never travels over the network; prog…
Direct VerificationPuts the secret_key into the request parameters instead of computing a signature.