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Binance is an open-source JavaScript and TypeScript SDK for connecting Node.js and browser applications to Binance REST APIs, WebSockets and WebSocket APIs. It includes REST clients for multiple Binance product groups, event-driven WebSocket messaging, and typed request and response definitions.

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Binance — OpenViST project profile in Exchanges & Trading.
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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when your software needs a JavaScript or TypeScript integration with Binance REST APIs or WebSockets. Choose the client based on the Binance API group and decide separately whether to work with Demo Trading or Testnet.

Who it is for

  • JavaScript or TypeScript developers building Binance-connected applications
  • Node.js developers consuming Binance REST endpoints or WebSocket streams
  • Frontend developers preparing a browser-based Binance integration

Documented uses

  • Add Binance REST API connectivity to an application.
  • Consume Binance WebSocket streams with event-driven messaging.
  • Select a REST client for a supported Binance product group.
  • Set up browser dependencies and configuration for importing the SDK.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The repository is public and identifies its license as MIT.

  • The SDK describes REST support for Spot, margin, isolated margin, Options, USD-M futures and COIN-M futures, but its usage section says Vanilla Options is not yet available.
  • Separate REST clients are provided for general endpoints, USD-M futures, COIN-M futures and Portfolio Margin.
  • Authentication mechanisms listed include HMAC, RSA and Ed25519.
  • Browser use requires additional dependencies and project configuration; the README says the Webpack route has incomplete documentation.
  • Demo Trading uses real market data with simulated trading, while Testnet uses separate simulated market data.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Prepare the SDK for browser use with modern imports

Configure the documented browser import prerequisites for a frontend project.

Before you start

  • A frontend project using the SDK
  • crypto-browserify and stream-browserify dependencies
  • A TypeScript configuration file

Steps

  1. Install crypto-browserify and stream-browserify with npm.

  2. Add the documented crypto and stream paths to tsconfig.json.

  3. Declare window.global in the application's global context, such as its polyfills.

Expected outcome

The browser project has the documented dependencies and configuration for directly importing the package with TypeScript support.

Guide limitations

  • These steps describe browser setup, not connecting to Binance or making API calls.
  • The README notes that its separate Webpack approach has smaller usage differences and incomplete documentation.
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12 October 2026
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sieblyio/binance · Official homepage title · retained in its source language
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