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OCO orders
See original GitHub issueThere was a fork to add OCO orders to the API.
binance.sell('BNBBTC', Qty, Price, {stopPrice: stop_price, type: 'OCO'}, (error, response) => {}
When trying to sell, I get a Bad Request response with: Signature for this request is not valid.
Any idea where I’m going wrong on this? @gunar
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I couldn’t get a successful testnet test of OCO but on the live net worked fine with this:
binance.order(‘SELL’, ‘BNBBTC’, 1, 0.0029, { type:‘OCO’ , stopLimitPrice: 0.001, stopPrice: 0.001 }, (error, response) => {})
or this:
binance.sell(‘BNBBTC’, 1, 0.0029, { type:‘OCO’ , stopLimitPrice: 0.001, stopPrice: 0.001 }, (error, response) => {})
so I’m happy this works. (my previous error was not having ‘SELL’ in caps I think)
Esa información está incompleta binance.sell(‘BNBBTC’, 1, 0.0029, { type:‘OCO’ , stopLimitPrice: 0.001, stopPrice: 0.001 }, (error, response) => {})
Since OCO orders must have; Symbol, qty, profit and stop-limit, stop-limit
anyone know how to use it? thanks
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