There appears to be a problem with the Coinbase API mixing and returning transactions from both CoinBase and CoinBase Pro wallets of the same token type. I can't find a better way to report this, and supposedly Coinbase monitors this tag so let's see..
For example, I authorized the Coinbase API with Read access to my BTC wallet on Coinbase. However, it is returning transactions from both my CoinBase BTC wallet and my CoinBase Pro BTC wallet (these are two different wallets/addresses).
This seems like a real problem, that the API is returning transactions from wallets it isn't supposed to.. 😲
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We are creating a DiFi app and I'd like our customers to be able to sign up to coinbase and go through KYC/AML so they have an account in their name, but without them having to leave our site. The reason we want them to have their own account is that we are not regulated to handle customer's fiat funds - though we are able to manipulate funds in a customer's account if they give us permission,
Is it possible to register new users onto coinbase through the coinbase APIs or do users need to go to the coinbase website to sign up?
Being able to register for another service through your service can open an array of security vulnerabilities. You could do it by reverse-engineering their API, but it would certainly be questionable.
Instead, the Coinbase API does have OAuth2. This would allow your users to connect their accounts in a secure manner.
You can find the integration instructions here.
1) Does GMail API work with free GMail or only with its paid GSuites version.
2) My .NET API client will be limited to sending a few emails a day to a small fixed set of addresses, the emails won't contain any sensitive personal data. Will it be easier for me to implement this with API keys or with OAuth 2?
Thank you .
Gmail API can be used with a regular Gmail account, no G Suite version needed. The API usage limits though, might vary depending on your account.
You have to use OAuth, as you can see here (API keys are usually used to access public resources, which is not the case):
Requests to the Gmail API must be authorized using OAuth 2.0 credentials.
Reference:
Implementing Server-Side Authorization
I am able to receive payments using Coinbase Commerce API, but in my application I need to pay/send payments to my users too. Coinbase Commerce API do not offer this functionality, just checkout and charges to receive payments. How to sent payments using Coinbase?
Coinbase offers a different API for its Coinbase Pro and regular Coinbase services.
Coinbase Commerce's API does not support sending payments because Coinbase Commerce is not a vendor managed wallet (in that Coinbase does not have the keys). This means that Coinbase does not have the cryptographic authority to send funds, since this would reduce the security of the wallet.
Recently I used two MWS accounts from same server. And Amazon sent us an email that you are operating on two accounts.
Do they track IP's of API calls?
How can I use both accounts?
Are you using multiple developer credentials? In my case, as a developer, I have a set of developer credentials that I use for all my clients. I use the token and seller id that they provide me with. I service multiple clients on a web page using a single set of dev credentials, only swapping in/out the client token and ID.
Check out this FAQ for further info.
I'm creating an app to allow people to view their coinbase balances. Right now it seems like they'd have to authorize separately for me to view balances on each wallet. Is there any way I can allow the user to grant me access to read the balance on all of their coinbase wallets?