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Deposit into trading wallet

POST/v1/trading/wallet/deposit

Moves funds from the user's Bit2Me wallet into their trading wallet, where they become available to place orders. The funds are taken from the user's pocket of currency with the highest balance, which must hold at least amount. The transfer is recorded as a deposit movement (GET /v1/trading/movement), and the trading wallet of the currency is created on the first deposit.

Only one movement per currency can be in progress at a time.

Authorization

ApiKeyAuth
X-Api-Key<token>

For accessing these endpoints a valid API key must be sent in the X-Api-Key header.

In: header

Request Body

application/json

TypeScript Definitions

Use the request body type in TypeScript.

Response Body

application/json

application/json

application/json

application/json

application/json

Deposit into trading wallet
curl --request POST \  --url 'https://gateway.bit2me.com/v1/trading/wallet/deposit' \  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \  --data '{  "amount": "100",  "currency": "EUR"}'
{  "balance": 1350.5,  "blockedBalance": 0,  "createdAt": "2023-09-13T14:05:42.149Z",  "currency": "EUR",  "id": "3a9f1c2d-7e4b-4f6a-8c1d-2b3e4f5a6b7c",  "rawBalance": "1350.5",  "rawBlockedBalance": "0",  "userId": "2bf436fc-43e6-459a-b647-6b446f72ad96"}

List trading wallet balances GET

Returns the balances of the authenticated user's trading (Pro) wallets, one entry per currency wallet. Only these funds can be used to place orders; move funds in and out with `POST /v1/trading/wallet/deposit` and `POST /v1/trading/wallet/withdraw`. `blockedBalance` includes both the funds reserved by open orders and the funds assigned to the user's trading bots.

Withdraw from trading wallet POST

Moves funds from the user's trading wallet back to their Bit2Me wallet, to the user's pocket of `currency` with the highest balance. Only the available `balance` can be withdrawn; funds reserved by open orders must be released first by cancelling those orders. The transfer is recorded as a `withdrawal` movement (`GET /v1/trading/movement`). `amount` is rounded down to the decimals of the currency. Only one movement per currency can be in progress at a time.