Typically, slowing down is all you need to do to solve the issue, but users have various options to avoid being rate-limited.
There are simple steps to follow to onboard your dYdX keys to Sandwich.
Sandwich can, where exchanges cater for it.
Various errors can occur in relation to your API keys.
Sandwich takes API key security seriously and provides several measures to enhance the security of user API keys.
API rate limiting refers to controlling or managing how many requests or calls an API user can make to an endpoint.
An API is a messenger that takes requests and tells a system what you want it to do — and then returns the system’s response back to you. A trading API, as the name suggests, allows you to interact remotely with your crypto exchange account and manage it from your Sandwich account.
Sandwich communicates directly with the exchanges via API so your personal geographic location will not affect your latency compared to direct exchange use.
All your files are saved locally on your device, and they are accessible only to you.
An API key is a code used to identify and authenticate an account or user. API Keys are how Sandwich knows which exchange and which accounts to interact with.
Sandwich takes API key security seriously and provides several measures to enhance the security of user API keys.
Binance recently changed its API write requirements to include a whitelisted IP. The whitelisted IP requirement is a form of enhanced security which can be switched off at the user's discretion.
There is no limit to the file size of your .keys or .txt API key file, which means that there is no limit to the number of API keys you can store within Sandwich.
To trade on Sandwich, you need to generate an API key with trading permissions. The specific labels for trading permissions may vary depending on the exchange you are using.
Manage your Tags via the Keys menu.
The Key Manager has an Import option to make it easy for you to import your keys.
Manage your keys via the Keys menu.
Yes, you can!
Creating an API key file and loading your keys is done via the Keys menu.
You can trade on multiple accounts and across multiple DMAs, on as many API keys as you like.
Your API key file is encrypted and tied to your computer, ensuring that your account access remains private. Therefore, your accounts can only be validated and loaded once you log in to Sandwich with your 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication).
You can password protect your API keys and lock them to your PC.