Liquid API
  • Introduction
  • Version History
  • Rate Limiting
  • Authentication
  • Response Data
  • Errors
  • Pagination
  • Public Rest API
    • Product Data
    • Loan Book
    • Fees
  • Private REST API
    • Get Orders
    • Create Orders
    • Edit Orders
    • Cancel Orders
    • Executions
    • Transactions
    • Trading
    • Fiat
    • Crypto
    • Loans
    • Fee Tier
    • Accounts
  • Websocket (Liquid Tap)
    • Introduction
    • Authentication
    • Public Channels
    • Private Channels
    • Ping Pong
  • OAuth
    • OAuth
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  1. Websocket (Liquid Tap)

Authentication

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In order to enjoy the benefits of an authenticated Liquid Tap session, the user must send a quoine:auth_request event containing a , constructed in the same manner as for access to the Quoine Liquid API. The path parameter should be set to /realtime.

Authentication is only required once, as long as the connection remains. Further information about authenticating through the dedicated library can be found

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