What you will accomplish
- Reuse existing Binance-style request and response models where supported
- Keep Quote.Trade URLs, credentials, and differences separate
- Test every endpoint the connector uses
- Retest after API or behavior changes
Before you begin
- An existing Binance V3 connector or order-management system
- Quote.Trade API credentials and test account
- Public and authenticated test cases
- A venue-specific configuration layer
Give Quote.Trade its own venue configuration
Configure Quote.Trade as its own venue with its own base URLs, API credentials, symbols, order IDs, and account data. Do not mix Quote.Trade orders or balances with Binance records.
Change the base URLs and load Quote.Trade symbols
Point public requests to the Quote.Trade REST base and load symbols from the live Quote.Trade metadata. Use the exact symbol and precision values Quote.Trade returns instead of a hardcoded Binance market list.
Use Quote.Trade API keys and signing
Use a Quote.Trade API key and secret. Quote.Trade signs the exact minified JSON request body with HMAC SHA256, so do not assume a Binance query-string signer will work unchanged.
Use Binance-style models only for supported endpoints
Keep the existing Binance request and response models for endpoints Quote.Trade supports. Disable or replace calls to Binance endpoints that Quote.Trade does not expose, and do not send fields that are absent from the current Quote.Trade request schema.
Connect Quote.Trade private WebSocket updates
Connect to the Quote.Trade private WebSocket for account, order, position, and risk updates. After a disconnect, reload the current account and order state before sending more orders.
Test the endpoints your connector uses
Test the exact public and authenticated endpoints your connector uses, including errors, precision, rate limits, order responses, WebSocket reconnects, and one smallest-practical live order.
Track Quote.Trade-specific changes and keep a kill switch
Keep Quote.Trade URLs, supported routes, field mappings, and known differences in a venue-specific configuration. Disable new orders if an API change makes the connector’s behavior uncertain.
Common problems and fixes
The connector signs correctly for Binance but Quote.Trade returns authentication errors
Verify exact body bytes, JSON field ordering/serialization, header names, secret, timestamp, and content type against the Quote.Trade reference.
The symbol exists, but the product settles differently
Keep a Quote.Trade-specific instrument definition that includes product type and settlement, rather than sharing only the ticker symbol.
A 5xx response triggers automatic retry
Disable blind retry for orders; check the client and order IDs first.
A field is accepted but ignored
Remove the field or document the behavior clearly. Do not let callers assume a familiar Binance field changes the order when Quote.Trade does not use it.