Bitget Partners With Siebly.io to Simplify Algorithmic Trading Development

Bitget Partners With Siebly.io to Simplify Algorithmic Trading Development

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Bitget Partners With Siebly.io to Simplify Algorithmic Trading Development
  • Bitget has partnered with Siebly.io to simplify API integration for traders and developers.
  • The SDK supports spot, futures, copy trading, and real-time market data.
  • WebSocket support and multiple authentication methods improve development flexibility.

Bitget has partnered with Siebly.io to make API integration easier for algorithmic traders and developers. The collaboration gives developers fast access to Bitget’s Unified Trading Account (UTA) and Classic API infrastructure.

The partnership introduces the Bitget SDK by Siebly, which helps developers build and connect trading applications with less integration work. The SDK supports Bitget’s spot and futures markets, copy trading services, and real-time market data.

Siebly SDK Simplifies API Integration

Bitget said the partnership addresses common challenges in algorithmic trading development. These include fragmented APIs, inconsistent client libraries, and difficult migration processes.

Siebly.io offers ready-made software development kits (SDKs), so developers do not have to build exchange connections from scratch. The tools are built mainly for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. This allows them to focus on trading strategies, bots, and market data applications instead of API integration.

The SDK supports Bitget’s V3 Unified Trading Account and its V2 Classic APIs. Developers can therefore work with both modern and existing trading architectures.

Bitget Says Partnership Supports UEX Strategy

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said the collaboration supports the exchange’s Universal Exchange (UEX) strategy by improving the experience for both traders and developers. She said,

“UEX is about delivering a better trading experience for users and developers worldwide independent of the assets they trade. Collaborating with Siebly makes it easier to build reliable tools across Bitget’s unified account architecture, helping traders spend less time on integration and more time building strategies on Bitget.”

Bitget said the SDK provides access to its spot and futures markets, copy trading services, public market data streams, and private account management features.

SDK Adds WebSocket and Multiple Authentication Options

The Siebly SDK also includes WebSocket API support for latency-sensitive trading strategies. Developers can perform REST-like request-response operations over persistent WebSocket connections. This reduces request overhead and makes WebSocket management easier.

The SDK also supports multiple authentication methods, including HMAC, RSA, and Ed25519. This gives developers more flexibility when connecting to Bitget’s infrastructure.

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Tiago Siebler, Lead Developer at Siebly.io, said automated trading systems need SDKs that are secure, consistent, and ready for production.

He added that the partnership with Bitget is designed to make integration with one of the crypto industry’s major trading ecosystems simpler.

Bitget Expands Developer Infrastructure

Bitget said the integration strengthens the infrastructure behind its Universal Exchange framework. It also makes API access more efficient across spot trading, futures, copy trading, and real-time market data services.

The company said the partnership expands the tools available to both retail and professional developers. It also reduces implementation time and lowers the complexity of building automated trading applications on the platform.

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