Mesh Connect Transfers API
### Supported integrations:```Robinhood``````Coinbase``````Kraken``````CoinbasePro``````CryptoCom``````Binance``````Gemini``````OkCoin``````KuCoin``````BinanceInternational``````Bitstamp``````GateIo``````Okx``````Huobi``````Bitfinex``````KrakenDirect``````BinanceInternationalDirect``````Bybit``````Paxos``````CoinbasePrime``````DeFiWallet```### Integration-specific notes:#### Robinhood:Cryptocurrency transfers should be enabled in Robinhood settings. Transfers are disabled by default, enabling them for end users requires a review from Robinhood.Please note: * `MfaCode` parameter is required to initiate a transaction in Robinhood. * The user's security settings should be configured to use an authenticator application. * Robinhood doesn't allow initiation of transactions if the authenticator application is not configured.#### Coinbase:`MfaCode` parameter should be used to initiate transactions in Coinbase. * If the end user's Coinbase account is configured to use text messages (SMS) for two factor authentication,the API will return `MfaRequired` status, and a text code will then be sent by Coinbase. The code is expected to be provided in the subsequent call using the `MfaCode` request field * If the account is configured to use an authenticator application, the API is expecting to get thecode in the `MfaCode` request field.#### Kraken:Kraken requires the explicit chain name to be provided (e.g. `Dogecoin` or `Ethereum (ERC20)`). The list of possible chains can be obtained by calling `symbol/details` endpoint.To initiate a transaction, a Kraken Address Key name should be provided in `TargetAddress` field. Target address should be added using Kraken UI, then its name should be used.#### CoinbasePro: * CoinbasePro does not provide multiple chains per a symbol, so default chains are used for gettingDeposit addresses.#### Binance:`Enable Withdrawals` permission should be given to the user's API key to initiate transfers with Binance Us.Binance requires adding the IP address to the list of trusted IPs to be able to create API keys with transfer permission. * Please reach out to Front to get the static IP address. This address should be provided to theend user, and the user should be instructed to add it to the list of trusted IP addresses. * By default, the permission to enable withdrawals is turned off. If the end user's API key doesnot have the permission, asset transfers will not be available.#### KuCoin:KuCoin requires adding the IP address to the list of trusted IPs to be able to create API keys with transfer permission.`Fee` parameter should be used to initiate a transaction in KuCoin.Please note: * Please reach out to Front to get the static IP address. This address should be provided to theend user, and the user should be instructed to add it to the list of trusted IP addresses. * All currencies have their minimum `fee` and `amount` requirements. Please use `symbol/details`endpoint to get this data for a particular symbol. * KuCoin requires chain name to be provided for getting deposit address or initiating a cryptocurrencytransfer. Some cryptocurrencies are supported over multiple chains. It's recommended to use `symbol/details` endpoint to get the list of supported chains and show it to the end user to select a target one.#### BinanceInternational:`Enable Withdrawals` permission should be given to the user's API key to initiate transfers with Binance International.Binance requires adding the IP address to the list of trusted IPs to be able to create API keys with transfer permission. * Please reach out to Front to get the static IP address. This address should be provided to theend user, and the user should be instructed to add it to the list of trusted IP addresses. * By default, the permission to enable withdrawals is turned off. If the end user's API key doesnot have the permission, asset transfers will not be available.#### GateIo:Gate.io requires adding IP address to the list of trusted IP addresses to be able to initiate a cryptocurrency transfers.Withdrawal address should be already verified or added on the Gate.io UI (in mobile application or on the web site). * Please reach out to Front to get the static IP address for withdrawals. This address should beprovided to the end user, and the user should be instructed to add it to the list of trusted IP addresses. * Only verified withdrawal blockchain addresses are allowed for withdrawal with Gate.io API. * Gate.io requires chain name to be provided for getting deposit address or initiating a cryptocurrencytransfer. Some cryptocurrencies are supported over multiple chains. It's recommended to use `symbol/details` endpoint to get the list of supported chains and show it to the end user to select a target one.#### Huobi:Warning: Huobi does not refund executed deposits that are below the `Minimum Deposit Amount` * Please check the MinimumDepositAmount in Get Deposit Address response in order to avoid makinga deposit below the minimum amount * Huobi does not allow withdrawals to addresses that are not white-listed, please add the addressthat you would like to withdraw to the white list of addresses through the UI so that a withrawal can be processed#### Bitfinex: * The hash of transfer is not available when making a transfer in Bitfinex. To get the hash pleasere-query the transfer using the transaction id. * Bitfinex does not separate sub-accounts when returning the list of transfers.Therefore the samelist of transfers is returned for all Bitfinex sub-accounts.#### KrakenDirect:Kraken requires the explicit chain name to be provided (e.g. `Dogecoin` or `Ethereum (ERC20)`). The list of possible chains can be obtained by calling `symbol/details` endpoint.To initiate a transaction, a Kraken Address Key name should be provided in `TargetAddress` field. Target address should be added using Kraken UI, then its name should be used.
Mesh Connect Transfers API is one of 12 APIs that Mesh Connect publishes on the APIs.io network, described by a machine-readable OpenAPI specification.
Tagged areas include Transfers. The published artifact set on APIs.io includes an OpenAPI specification, API documentation, and authentication docs.
This API exposes 5 operations across 5 paths, and defines 25 schemas. It is described by OpenAPI 3.2.0, at version v1.
Requests are made against a single base URL, https://admin-api.meshconnect.com.
Metadata
The identity and technical contract details declared by the specification.
Authentication & Security 1
Mesh Connect Transfers API declares
1 security scheme
for authenticating requests.
It accepts HTTP bearer tokens (Bearer).
By default, every request must be authenticated.
Bearer— Authorization header using the Bearer scheme. Example: "Authorization: Bearer {Value}"
Paths & Operations 5
Across 5 paths, the API surfaces 5 operations — 5 POST. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
Supported integrations: Robinhood Coinbase Kraken CoinbasePro CryptoCom Binance Gemini OkCoin KuCoin BinanceInternational Bitstamp GateIo Okx Huobi Bitfinex KrakenDirect BinanceIn…
Schemas 25
The contract defines 25 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are B2BBrokerCryptocurrencyTransaction (19 properties), TransfersBrokerCreateCryptocurrencyTransactionRequest (15 properties), B2BBrokerCreateCryptocurrencyTransactionResponse (9 properties), B2BBrokerCryptocurrencyDepositAddressResponse (8 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
Specification
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