1. MinGlobal External API (v1)
MIN-Global API
  • MinGlobal External API (v1)
    • 01. Overview and Quick Start
      • Step 1. Check API Reachability (no key needed)
      • Step 2. Your First Signed Request
    • 02. Authentication and Request Signing
    • 03. Spot Trading Explained
    • 04. Futures Trading Explained
    • 05. Data Formats and Conventions
    • 06. Errors and Troubleshooting
    • 07. Rate Limits, Permissions and Known Limits
    • 08. Market Data API (public, no key needed)
      • List Spot Trading Pairs
      • Get All Spot Tickers
      • Get Spot Candlesticks (Klines)
      • Get Spot Order Book (Depth)
      • Get Recent Spot Trades
      • List Futures Contracts
      • Get All Futures Tickers
      • Get Futures Candlesticks (Klines)
      • Get Futures Order Book (Depth)
      • Get Recent Futures Trades
    • 09. Wallets and Balances API
      • Get All Balances
      • Get Balances by Coin
    • 10. Assets and Networks API
      • List Supported Coins
      • List Networks for a Coin
    • 11. Spot Trading API
      • Place Spot Order (Limit Buy)
      • Place Spot Order (Market Sell)
      • List Your Spot Orders
      • Get One Spot Order
      • Cancel Spot Order
    • 12. Futures Trading API
      • Get Futures Margin Balance
      • Open Futures Position (Limit Long)
      • Close Futures Position (Reduce Only)
      • List Open Futures Orders
      • Get Futures Order History
      • Get One Futures Order
      • Cancel Futures Order
  1. MinGlobal External API (v1)

11. Spot Trading API

Place, track and cancel spot orders.
Permissions: SPOT_TRADE to place and cancel, READ_ORDERS to read. Every key has both.
New to this? Read 03. Spot Trading Explained first. It covers what spot trading is, what gets reserved, and the full step-by-step sequence.

The three rules that matter most#

1.
201 Created is not acceptance by the market. It means we took the order and reserved your money. Always branch on the status field in the body, never on the HTTP status code.
2.
Money is always a string. Send "0.001", never 0.001. Never parse a returned amount into a float.
3.
A failed cancel is not a cancelled order. On 501, 409 or 503, nothing was released and no status was written. Re-read the order rather than assuming.

The usual sequence#

GET /v1/market/symbols to check the pair, then GET /v1/market/depth for the price, then GET /v1/transfers/balances for your funds, then POST /v1/orders to place, then GET /v1/orders/{id} to poll, and DELETE /v1/orders/{id} if you change your mind.
Modified at 2026-09-02 09:50:41
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