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If you want to connect Crypto Excel to Binance follow the simple steps in this guide.
There are 2 main functions families to connect Excel to Binance: public and private.
The Public functions does not require any registration on the Exchange.
In practice you can access all the information you see on the Binance website in real time without logging in. These includes books, trades, trades history, candles history, founding rates ecc.
You can use all public functions immediately and without any need to open an account on Binance. Just enter=st_watch_book(“binance”,”BTC/USDT”) in a cell and Crypto Excel will do the rest.
The Private functions enables typical operations of the authenticated user: sending orders, balances, position, coin transfers ecc.
If you want to use the private functions you need to authenticate first. This can be easily done with the st_instantiate function but you need to know your API credentials.
1. Log in to your Binance desktop account.
2. Hover over your Avatar in the upper right corner and in the drop down menu click on API Management.
3. If it is the first time you create an API write the API name ( Crypto Excel in the example but you can use any name you like) and then click create.
If you already have created an API you will have to fill in this form.
4. Verify your account using your email and Google Authenticator or SMS depending on your security settings.
5. Copy an past API Key and API secret onto Crypto Excel connection form and click connect.
Remember you will not be able to see your API secret again for security reason
Now that you have your credential you can authenticate Binance and start using Crypto Excel private function.
As an example, if you want to authenticate your account and give it the nickname of Joe, and your API key is abcd and your API secret is 12345; you can enter in a cell
= st_instantiate(“binance”, “joe”, “abcd”, “123”)
if the response is Joe is authenticated you can start using the private function.
Try st_balance(“joe”).
Read our academy for more private functions.