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Key HitBTC Resources
Domain: api.hitbtc.com
DNS Nameserver Host: Amazon.com, Inc.
Developer Site: https://api.demo.hitbtc.com/
Postman Collection: https://www.postman.com/api-evangelist/workspace/hitbtc/collection/35240-585a2d49-6eb1-4045-8898-5ab8d446bc39?ctx=documentation
API Docs: https://api.demo.hitbtc.com/#rest-api-reference
Open API Specification: TDB
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HitBTC is a cryptocurrency exchange platform that provides users with a wide range of digital assets to trade. The exchange was founded in 2013 by a group of experienced developers and finance professionals, and since then, it has gained popularity among traders around the world.
HitBTC offers a variety of APIs for developers to integrate with its trading platform. These APIs include the REST API, WebSocket API, and FIX API. The REST API is the most commonly used API, as it allows developers to access a range of data, including market data, trading history, and account information. The WebSocket API is designed for real-time data and provides a fast and efficient way for developers to receive market data and order updates. The FIX API is aimed at institutional traders and provides direct access to HitBTC’s trading engine.
HitBTC’s APIs are well-documented and easy to use, making it straightforward for developers to build applications that integrate with the exchange. The company also offers a sandbox environment for developers to test their applications before deploying them to production.
HitBTC places a strong emphasis on security and has implemented a range of measures to protect its users’ assets and data. The company uses advanced security protocols such as SSL encryption, two-factor authentication, and cold storage for the majority of its users’ assets. HitBTC’s security team regularly monitors the platform for potential threats and implements new security measures as needed.
HitBTC’s security protocols extend to their use of APIs as well. The exchange requires developers to authenticate using API keys, which are generated securely and must be kept confidential. HitBTC also offers rate limiting to prevent malicious actors from overwhelming the exchange’s systems with excessive requests. Additionally, the exchange regularly conducts third-party security audits to ensure the integrity of its systems.
In terms of regulatory compliance, HitBTC has taken a proactive approach. The company is registered as a money services business with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) and complies with all relevant regulations. HitBTC’s KYC and AML procedures are designed to ensure that only legitimate traders have access to the platform.
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