Postman Collections

Binance maintains an official set of Postman collections and environments to help you explore and test Binance REST APIs across products.

For source code, collections, environments, and updates, see the binance-api-postman repository on GitHub.

What’s included

• Postman Collections for Binance REST endpoints
• Postman Environments (JSON) for configuring base URLs and credentials

These collections are focused on REST usage. WebSocket APIs and WebSocket Streams are typically not covered by Postman collections.

Quick start

1. Download (or clone) the binance-api-postman repository.
2. In Postman, click Import and select the repository’s root folder.
3. Choose which collections and environments you want to import.
4. In Postman → Environments, open the environment you’ll use and set your API credentials in the Current Value column.
5. Select that environment from the environment dropdown before sending requests.

Authentication and environments

Many endpoints require authentication and signing. The repository provides environment files so you can:

• Switch between environments (for example, production vs testnet) by selecting a different Postman environment
• Store your API key/secret in Postman environment variables (use Current Value so you don’t accidentally export secrets)

Safety practices

When using Postman collections with real credentials, Binance recommends these safety measures:

• Only use collections from trusted sources (this repo is the official one)
• Review the environment JSON before using it
• Avoid enabling withdrawal permissions on API keys
• Delete API keys when you finish testing