Ethereum: Is There a Binance API for Swift (iOS)? [Closed]

Ethereum: Is there a Binance API for Swift (iOS)?

As of my last update in April 2023, it appears that there is no direct Binance API for Swift (iOS). The primary method of interacting with Binance from iOS is through the Binance Web API or Binance Mobile SDK, which are provided by Binance itself.

However, developers interested in gaining more control over their in-app interactions and potentially leveraging third-party services or APIs for additional functionality may want to consider alternative options. Here’s an overview of what you can do:

Using the Binance Web API

Binance Web API is a REST-based interface that allows users to access various financial data and services from a web browser. For iOS developers, this means integrating the Binance Web API into your app using Swift.

• Sign up for a Binance API key: First, you’ll need an API key from Binance.

• Configure the API Client Library: Download the necessary library included with the Binance iOS SDK.

• Use the API in your app:

  Use the client library to send HTTP requests to Binance endpoints.

Here is a simple example of how to get data from Binance using Web API:

import UIKit
import WebAPI interface
ViewController class: UIViewController {
override viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
// Override with current API key and secret
let apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY"
let apiSecret = "YOUR_API_SECRET"
// Configure Binance API client
Yes {
let apiClient = WebAPI.sharedWithApiKey(apiKey: apiKey, apiSecret: apiSecret)
// Fetching data from exchange
guard account = try? apiClient.getBalance(amount: "BNB") else {
print("Failed to get balance")
return
}
print (account)
} catch {
print("API request error: \(error)")
}
}
}

Using a Third-Party API

There are a number of third-party APIs that provide access to Binance data and can be integrated into your application. Some popular options include:

–
CoinGecko: A free, open-source API for querying cryptocurrency market information.

–
Binance OpenAPI (POA): Although not officially supported by Binance, efforts have been made to create third-party libraries or services that support POA.

For example, using [CoinGecko API]( you can integrate it with your application like this:

import UIKit
ViewController class: UIViewController {
override viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
// Override with current API key and secret
let apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY"
let apiSecret = "YOUR_API_SECRET"
// Configure CoinGecko client
Like this {
let cgClient = CGOAPIClient(apiKey: apiKey, apiSecret: apiSecret)
// Fetching data from exchange
guard trying? cgClient.getMarketData(symbol: "BTC/USDT") else {
print("Failed to fetch market data")
return
}
} catch {
print("API request error: \(error)")
}
}
}

Conclusion

For your iOS app, the most direct and recommended way to access Binance data is through the Binance Web API or third-party APIs that support it. Before integrating the API into your app, be sure to check the official documentation for each option you are considering, as well as any specific requirements such as rate limits and security considerations.

If you encounter difficulties or have questions about implementing these APIs, do not hesitate to ask and seek help on the Binance community forums or third-party resources.

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