Using the api at https://developers.coinbase.com/api which is not the coinbase pro. I am able to access my account and see current values for all coins.
On the coinbase website you can sell/buy/convert your crypto, but there is no where in the documentation I can find anything about convert or trade.
What am I missing?
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Sorry, I'm new here but my question is pretty basic.
I'm in need of suggestions for an API that can provide USDT addresses (any network is fine), and provide webhook notifications on transactions on these addresses.
Looking at coinbase API, they only mentioned bitcoin, bitcoin cash, litecoin and ethereum. But not sure if USDT is available.
Does anyone know if coinbase API supports USDT or any other API that could work for this purpose?
I've been browsing over the references of the coinbase API and the coinbase pro API and I am not able to find an endpoint for market cap. However, were I to log into Coinbase and check BTC for example I would see that Coinbase displays a market cap.
Is this a calculation done via an API? Or is it an end point? Any help would be appreciative!
the coinbase api doesn't have an endpoint for market cap. I don't think I've even seen supply data available to make the calculation. I'm sure the coinbase app is doing it's own calculations for market cap.
coinMarketCap.com has an api that includes all that though.
https://coinmarketcap.com/api/documentation/v1/#operation/getV1CryptocurrencyListingsLatest
I am planning to integrate Coinbase API in an application. Can I get a developer account created in Coinbase for testing. I do not want to use my own Coinbase account that has gone through KYC.
Can someone point me to developer Coinbase registration?
Coinbase used to have a public API endpoints, but they are now requiring authentication for most of their endpoints (including websockets).
You could use a third party API that offers a connection to Coinbase. Cryptowatch and Shrimpy are two examples of API's that would allow you to do that (there are many more).
However, your IP address along with the information you use to sign up for these third party API's will be tracked for KYC as well. This should not matter to you unless you intend on doing something malicious.
if you are working with node then it has library even for python you can simply install libraries and send requests through your api key and api secret.
npm install coinbase
pip install coinbase
but these libraries are deprecated while ago but still in use
refer for coinbase docs for more info
https://docs.cloud.coinbase.com/sign-in-with-coinbase/docs/api-key-authentication
The Coinbase API sandbox website is no longer online at https://sandbox.coinbase.com/ (It's a link I obtained from this page https://developers.coinbase.com/blog/2015/02/20/sandbox#). I can't find any announcement from Coinbase that they closed that service so I'm not sure what's going on here.
Anyone know anything about this? Did they move the sandbox URL to somewhere else or they just terminated the service for good?
I've checked Coinbase Pro API, but it doesn't have the feature that we want to implement in our system.
I want to have a look on amazon MWS api but it needs a special type of account (seller account) that I do not have one. I want just to see and use the technical aspects of the API with mock data.
So does amazon provide a "developer" version of their amazon MWS API?
You must have an Amazon seller account to use it. There are no sandboxes or developer versions to play with. You can download a client library where they have mock data for you to look at. That's right here: https://developer.amazonservices.com/
But that's the best you can get without being a seller.