Topic: Leveraged: BitMEX Android App (Read 158 times)

I don't agree because the API Keys don't allow withdrawal, totally different to a "private key".


I understand. But allow me to discuss the possible risks depending on the type of Key you create (in case I have your API, which I don't because they don't leave the app):
- "Order" to allow the placement and cancelation of orders
So I would be able to place orders and cancel orders  .. but what would be the point, what would be my personal gain?
- "Order Cancel" to allow *only* the cancelation of orders
Why would I cancel your orders, again, whats the point?
- Read-Only key
I couldn't do anything with your account


But how would you know if this code is the same as the one of the app?

You might ask the question: why would you take the time to create a free app like this if there is no personal gain?
- I wanted to learn React Native / JavaScript / ES6, and I learn best by having a project
- I enjoy programming
- I use this as part of my resume
- I plan to add some premium functions: order notifications, widgets, multiple accounts, position calculator and a special kind of order (only check stop orders at candle close - prevents getting wicked out of a position)

Quite hard to trust a brand-new app that barely has reputation.
Yes, i know you gotta start off from somewhere but at least put an effort to make the app trustworthy like include more details about the team behind the app, make it open source etc.

Otherwise, what makes you think people will leave the likes of Tabtrader for your app?

The only way to 'guarantee' it is by open sourcing the app. Or let a few trusted people verify the code.

The API keys don't leave the device, they are only stored locally in the app. Too bad there is no way to guarantee this..

You could also leave "Key Permissions" on "-" when creating the keys on BitMEX.
This way users can be sure their keys are safe, since these keys are "Read-Only", and still use it to quickly check on their positions.

You're expecting people to trust you a lot here mate. Asking people to freely trust you with their exchange credentials is no different to you asking them to trust you with a private key or give them a loan - it's the same level of risk for them. Not particularly helped by the fact that you have no history on this forum.

Also, I've requested this be moved to Service Announcements or Trading Discussion. Threads like these shouldn't be in Project Development - you literally admit yourself in the original post that development is finished.

Do you expect people to enter their Bitmex login credentials in a third party app?

Hi guys,

I finished development of my BitMEX trading app for Android (iOS following soon).

It's a fully featured mobile client:

* Buy/long or sell/short every market available on BitMEX using Limit, Market, Stop ( Market/Limit), Take Profit (Market/Limit) or Trailing Stop orders.
* Manage your orders: edit the amount / price of your open orders, or cancel them.
* Manage your positions: change the leverage or Limit/Market close your positions.
* Check your wallet balance in a glance while having access to your accounts wallet, order and trade history.

Check it out here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.leveragedapp.leveraged

FAQ:

* Why would I trust you with  my API keys
Allow me to discuss the possible risks depending on the type of Key you create (in case I have your API, which I don't because they don't leave the app):
- "Order" to allow the placement and cancelation of orders
So I would be able to place orders and cancel orders  .. but what would be the point, what would be my personal gain?
- "Order Cancel" to allow *only* the cancelation of orders
Why would I cancel your orders, again, whats the point?
- Read-Only key
I couldn't do anything with your account

* Why would you take the time to create a free app like this if there is no personal gain?
- I wanted to learn React Native / JavaScript / ES6, and I learn best by having a project
- I enjoy programming
- I use this as part of my resume
- I plan to add some premium functions: order notifications, widgets, multiple accounts, position calculator and a special kind of order (only check stop orders at candle close - prevents getting wicked out of a position)