Coin‐M Futures

The BingX Python SDK provides specialized support for Coin-M perpetual futures, which are crypto-margined contracts. Unlike USDT-M futures that are margined and settled in USDT, Coin-M futures use the underlying cryptocurrency (e.g., BTC, ETH) as the margin and settlement asset.

Accessing the Coin-M Client

To interact with Coin-M futures, you must first access the CoinMClient through the main BingXClient instance:

from bingx import BingXClient

client = BingXClient(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY", api_secret="YOUR_API_SECRET")
coinm_client = client.coinm()

The CoinMClient is a dedicated client that provides access to the following services for Coin-M futures:

• Market Service: For all Coin-M market data.
• Trade Service: For all Coin-M trading operations.
• Listen Key Service: For Coin-M WebSocket authentication.

Coin-M Market Service

The CoinMMarketService provides a comprehensive set of methods for retrieving market data for Coin-M contracts.

Method	Description
get_contracts()	Retrieves all available Coin-M contract information.
get_ticker(symbol)	Retrieves the 24-hour ticker for a Coin-M contract.
get_depth(symbol, limit)	Retrieves the order book depth.
get_klines(symbol, ...)	Retrieves candlestick data.
get_open_interest(symbol)	Retrieves the open interest.
get_funding_rate(symbol)	Retrieves the funding rate.

Coin-M Trade Service

The CoinMTradeService allows you to manage your trading operations for Coin-M contracts.

Method	Description
create_order(params)	Creates a new Coin-M order.
cancel_order(symbol, order_id)	Cancels a specific order.
get_order(symbol, order_id)	Retrieves the details of a specific order.
get_open_orders(symbol)	Retrieves a list of all your open orders.
get_positions(symbol)	Retrieves your current positions.
get_balance()	Retrieves your Coin-M account balance.
set_leverage(symbol, ...)	Sets the leverage for a contract.
set_margin_mode(symbol, ...)	Sets the margin mode for a contract.
get_order_history(symbol, ...)	Retrieves your historical order data.
get_user_trades(symbol, ...)	Retrieves your historical trade data.