Ethereum: Binance future API Invalid API-key, IP, or permissions for action
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Ethereum: Binance Future API Invalid API Key, IP Address, or Action Permissions
Since my last update in April 2023, Binance Futures API has strict security measures in place to protect user accounts and prevent unauthorized access. One of these measures is to check the validity of certain parameters when making requests.
Invalid Parameters: API Key, IP Address, or Permissions
Here are some possible causes of issues with your API request:
- API Key: The Binance Futures API requires an API key issued to you by Binance. The format of this key is as follows:
API_KEY=, where
- IP Address: The API also checks whether your IP address is valid or not. It requires a specific range of public IP addresses to function properly, which may differ from what you are using.
- Permissions: Permissions can be revoked at any time by the Binance Security Team. If the API key and/or IP are incorrect, this may prevent your application from making requests.
Code Fix
To resolve these issues, make sure that:
- You have replaced
- You are using a valid public IP address.
- You have set the correct permissions for your application.
Here is an updated sample code snippet that includes the necessary fixes:
import binance_f
fclient = binance_f.RequestClient(api_key='', secret_key='', endpoint='
Additional Security Measures
For API requests, consider implementing additional security measures, such as:
- Rate Limits:
Binance has implemented rate limits for certain APIs. Please ensure that your application does not exceed the recommended rate.
- Access Control Lists (ACLs): Consider using ACLs to restrict access to specific resources or API calls based on user roles or permissions.
By implementing these security measures, you can significantly improve the robustness and reliability of your Binance Futures API applications.