I can help you with it. The error message in the section indicates that the HMAC Sha 256 signature is not properly created. Here is a step -by -step guide to help solve the problem:
Step 1: To secure the secret key
Before sending the HMAC Sha 256 signature, make sure that the secret key (config.secret_key) is correct and has not been compromised.
`Python
import bin
Replace the application subscription key and secret key
API_KEY = “Your_API_KEY”
Secret_key = “your_secret_key”
API_CONFIG = {
“API_KEY”: API_KEY,
“Secret_key”: Secret_key
}
Create the HMAC Sha 256 signature
Signature = binance.api_sign_x_sign (config.api_KEY, config.secret_key)
`
Step 2: Use the correct Binance API end point
Make sure you are using the right end point to send stores to the Binance application subscription. The end point is https: // api.binance.com/API/V3/MyTrades.
`Python
Set the API terminal point
endpoint = “
`
Step 3: Refresh HMAC Signature Generation
In order to create the HMAC Sha 256 signature, you must use the binance.api_sign_X_Sign function and provide the right parameters.
`Python
Set the HMAC signature formation parameters
API_CONFIG = {
“API_KEY”: API_KEY,
“Secret_key”: Secret_key
}
Create the HMAC Sha 256 signature
try:
Signature = Binance.api_Sign_X_Sign (endpoint, API_CONFIG)
Except the exception as E:
Deal with exceptions that take place during the signature generation
Print (F “Creating Errors HMAC Sha 256 Signature: {E}”)
`
Other Recommendations
- Make sure your secret key is not encoded in your code. Consider the use of environmental variables or safe secrets management solution.
- If you use Python’s built -in
Hashliblibrary to sign stores to sign, make sure you use the right parameters and algorithms of the HMAC Sha 256.
- When creating signatures, always use the same secret key for all API functions.
Here’s an updated version of your code containing these recommendations:
`Python
import bin
Bring the hashlib
Replace the application subscription key and secret key
API_KEY = “Your_API_KEY”
Secret_key = “your_secret_key”
Set the Binance API terminal
endpoint = “
Def Generate_hmac_Signature (API_CONFIG):
Create the HMAC Sha 256 signature with HashLib Library
Signature = hashlib.sha256 ()
Signature.update (str.encode (API_CONFIG [“API_KEY”]))))
Signature.update (str.encode (Secret_key))
Return signature.hx ()
Set the HMAC signature formation parameters
API_CONFIG = {
“API_KEY”: API_KEY,
“Secret_key”: Secret_key
}
Create the HMAC Sha 256 signature
Signature = Generate_hmac_Signature (API_CONFIG)
`
By following these steps and recommendations, you should be able to solve all the problems in creating the HMAC Sha 256 active signatures for your Binance application subscription.