Get public Binance spot market data: prices, 24h statistics, order book, recent trades, candles and trading pairs. No API key needed.
Fetch Pair Price
Fetch Pair Price. Fetch the current price of a pair (e.g. BTC/USDT)
Get Price
Get Price. Get the latest trade price of one Binance spot trading pair
Get Multiple Prices
Get Multiple Prices. Get the latest trade prices of up to 100 Binance spot trading pairs in one call
Get 24h Ticker Stats
Get 24h Ticker Stats. Get 24-hour price change, high, low, volume and best bid/ask for a Binance spot trading pair
Get Average Price
Get Average Price. Get Binance's current average price of a spot trading pair over its short averaging window (5 minutes)
Get Order Book
Get Order Book. Get the current best bids and asks (order book depth) of a Binance spot trading pair
Get Recent Trades
Get Recent Trades. Get the most recent trades of a Binance spot trading pair
Get Candles (Klines)
Get Candles (Klines). Get open, high, low, close and volume candles of a Binance spot trading pair at a chosen interval
List Trading Pairs
List Trading Pairs. List the Binance pairs open for spot trading right now (status TRADING and spot trading allowed), optionally filtered by base or quote asset
Get Trading Pair Rules
Get Trading Pair Rules. Get the trading rules of a Binance spot pair: status, tick size, quantity step, minimum and maximum order size and value
Get Price Change (Rolling Window)
Get Price Change (Rolling Window). Get price change, high, low and volume for a Binance spot trading pair over the last 1 minute to 7 days
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