Ethereum API Error: ApiError-Binance API
As a developer who relies on the Binance API to interact with the Ethereum blockchain, you may encounter unexpected errors when trying to create orders. In this article, we will explore the issue and provide guidance on how to resolve the error.
Issue: ApiError-Binance API
When attempting to create a test order using the Binance API, an ApiError is thrown, resulting in an error message indicating the cause of the issue. This error can be frustrating, especially when it occurs after you have logged out of the desktop app and returned to the app.
Solution: Re-authenticate
To resolve this issue, you need to ensure that your account is properly authenticated before making API requests. Here is a step-by-step approach to troubleshooting and fixing the issue:
- Log out of the desktop app
: Close the Binance app on your desktop computer.
- Clear browser cache and cookies: Clear your browser cache, cookies, and storage to ensure that all temporary data is deleted.
- Log in again: Log back into the Binance app or website with the same credentials you used previously.
- Check API token expiration: Make sure your API token has not expired. You can check your API token details as follows:
- Go to [Account Settings](
- Click on “API” in the left-hand menu.
- Find the “Token” field and make sure it is set to the correct token (e.g. “binance”).
- Check API endpoint and method: Make sure you are using the correct Binance API endpoint and method to create orders.
Alternative Solution: Use Webhook
If you are still having issues, consider using webhooks instead of interacting directly with the Binance API. Webhooks allow you to receive notifications about specific events on the platform without having to make direct API requests.
To set up a webhook, follow these steps:
- Go to [Webhooks](
- Click “Create Webhook” and select “API” as the endpoint type.
- Set the event type to “Order Created” or any other event that matches your use case.
- Configure the webhook settings according to your needs.
Conclusion
The ApiError-Binance API issue may be related to authentication, token expiration, or incorrect endpoint usage. By following these instructions and using webhooks as an alternative solution, you should be able to resolve the issue and continue creating test orders without any issues. If you are still having issues, feel free to contact our support team for further assistance.
