Binance API Node.js, JavaScript & TypeScript SDK by Siebly

Binance integration resources, package links, and quick start guides.

Coverage Summary

Typed SDKs for Binance spot, futures, margin, REST, WebSocket, and WebSocket API workflows.

Who This SDK Is For

The Binance Node.js, JavaScript & TypeScript SDKs are built for teams & individual software developers that need reliable Spot, Futures, Margin, WebSockets, WebSocket API integrations in production systems.

Each language-specific guide below shows how to use the same Binance SDK package in that environment, with runnable examples linked for scenario-specific workflows.

Binance REST API Scope

Use the Binance SDK for spot, margin, futures, account, market data, and order-management workflows that need signed REST requests and typed responses.

Binance WebSocket Scope

Use WebSocket clients for public market streams, private account/order updates, and WebSocket API request/response flows where Binance supports them.

Authentication, Rate Limits & Reliability

Plan around request-weight limits, separate spot and derivatives environments, and keep stream reconnect and session renewal handling close to your worker or service boundary.

Supported Feature Areas

  • Spot
  • Futures
  • Margin
  • WebSockets
  • WebSocket API

Common Integration Workflows

  • Build authenticated Binance REST API workflows for account state, balances, and order execution.
  • Stream Binance market and account events over WebSocket with reconnect-aware handling.
  • Deploy typed Node.js services with explicit request/response models and predictable error handling.
  • Use Binance WebSocket API endpoints for low-latency request/response interactions where supported.

Implementation Guidance

  • Never store API keys in source files. Follow best practices for protecting API keys and secrets, as you would a password.
  • Start in testnet or low-risk modes before routing automation to production account credentials.
  • To consume WebSocket events, use the exported WebsocketClient from each SDK. Be sure to use the event handlers (message or update, depending on SDK) to handle incoming events after subscribing.
  • For REST API calls, use the provided REST client classes and methods to ensure proper signing, authentication, and error handling. These classes are exported by every SDK and provide fully typed functions wrapped around individual API endpoints. Refer to the quick start guides for code snippets and patterns.
  • Track package updates and changelog entries through the release feed before upgrading live systems.
  • Validate leverage, margin, and liquidation-sensitive request paths carefully for Binance derivatives workflows.

Start Here

Official Siebly Package Links