I can share with you an article on how to exchange Ethereum (ETH) to Binance Coin Standard (BSC) using the Binance Bridge API and how to transfer BSC to another account using the same API.
Exchange ETH to BSC using the Binance Bridge API
The Binance Bridge API is a powerful tool that allows you to connect assets between different exchanges, including Binance. In this article, we will show you how to exchange Ethereum (ETH) to Binance Coin Standard (BSC) using the POST method with the /bridge/api/v2/swaps endpoint.
1st Step: Set Up Your API Credentials
To use the Binance Bridge API, you need to set up your API credentials. This includes:
- Valid Binance API Token
- Valid Swap Key (if you are not using test accounts)
You can get these credentials by creating a new account on Binance and enabling API access for the exchange of your choice.
2. Action: Choose Swap Method
To swap ETH to BSC, you need to use the POST method with the /bridge/api/v2/swaps endpoint. In the request body, you need to specify the following parameters:
- “amount”: The amount of ETH you want to swap (set to 0.2 in this example)
- “direction”: The direction of the swap, which is set to “IN” for incoming swaps.
- “from network”: The network from which the asset (ETH) is being swapped
Here is an example of the request body:
json
{
“amount”: 0.2
“direction”: “IN”,
“from network”: “ETH”
}
3. action: send request
Once you have configured your API credentials and selected an exchange method, you can send a request using the "curl" command or the HTTP client built into your programming language.
Here are some examples:
- Using "Curl":
awful
curl -X POST \
\
-H ‘Content-Type: application/json’ \
-d ‘{“amount”: 0.2, “direction”: “IN”, “from-network”: “ETH”
- Using Python:
python
import requests
url = “
data = {
“amount”: 0.2
“direction”: “IN”,
“from-network”: “ETH”
}
response = requests.post(url, json=data)
print(response.json())
4. action: check swap
After sending the request, you need to verify that the swap was successful by checking the Binance response.
This can be done using a tool like "curl" or an HTTP client built into the programming language:
- Using "Curl":
awful
curl -X GET \
- Using Python:
python
import requests
url = “
response = requests.get(url)
print(response.json())
Transfer BSC to another account
To transfer BSC to another account, you need to use the same POST method with the /bridge/api/v2/trades endpoint.
The request body should be similar to the one used in step 3:
- "amount": The amount of BSC you want to transfer (set to 0.1 in this example)
- "fromnetwork": The network from which the asset is being transferred ("BSC")
- "toNetwork": The network to which the asset is being transferred ("BSC")
Here is an example of the request body:
json
{
"amount": 0.1
"direction": "OUT",
"fromnetwork": "BSC",
"tonetwork": "BSC"
}
5. action: send request
Once you have configured your API credentials and selected a transfer method, you can send the request using the “curl” command or the HTTP client built into your programming language.
Here are some examples:
- Using “Curl”:
curl -X POST \
\
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"amount": 0.1, "direction": "OUT", "fromnetwork": "BSC", "toNetwork": "BSC"
- Using Python:
“` python
import requests
url = “
data = {
“amount”: 0.