ewertondaniel/bitfinex-php-sdk

The Bitfinex PHP SDK is a lightweight PHP library designed to interact with the Bitfinex REST API. This SDK simplifies the integration of Bitfinex cryptocurrency trading functionalities into your PHP applications.

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Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require ewertondaniel/bitfinex-php-sdk

Quick Start

Public example:

use EwertonDaniel\Bitfinex\Facades\Bitfinex;

$status = Bitfinex::public()->platformStatus();
echo $status->content->status; // "operative" or "maintenance"

Authenticated example (Laravel, via config/env):

use EwertonDaniel\Bitfinex\Facades\Bitfinex;

$auth = Bitfinex::authenticated()->generateToken();
$wallets = $auth->wallets()->get();
foreach ($wallets->content['wallets'] as $wallet) {
    // ...
}

More examples in the usage guide.

Overview

The Bitfinex PHP SDK is a lightweight PHP library designed to simplify interaction with the Bitfinex REST API. This SDK allows developers to easily integrate advanced cryptocurrency trading functionalities into PHP applications. Whether building automated trading bots, monitoring market trends, or developing custom trading platforms, this SDK makes the integration with Bitfinex straightforward and efficient.

Features

  • Comprehensive public endpoints: status, tickers (incl. history), trades, book, candles, stats, leaderboards, derivatives status (+history), liquidations, configs, funding stats; calc endpoints: market average price, FX rate.
  • Authenticated endpoints: wallets, orders, positions, funding, account actions, merchants (Bitfinex Pay).
  • Laravel integration (10–12): ServiceProvider, Facade and DI/container.
  • HTTP via Guzzle with builders for headers/query/body.

API Documentation

What is the Bitfinex API?

The Bitfinex API provides access to the full suite of features available on the Bitfinex platform. It allows users to retrieve market data, manage account details, place orders, and more. Designed for speed, the API is optimized to support high-frequency trading and low-latency data streaming, making it an essential tool for advanced trading strategies.

REST vs WebSocket

  • REST: Best for historical data and authenticated operations but subject to rate limits.
  • WebSocket: Ideal for real-time data streaming and high-speed market interactions. WebSocket connections allow for up to 5 authenticated connections per 15 seconds and up to 20 public connections per minute.

For detailed information on endpoints, methods, and usage guidelines, refer to the Bitfinex API Documentation.

Important Guidelines

  • Use numeric error codes to handle exceptions.
  • All timestamps are in UNIX format, expressed in milliseconds.
  • Trading pair symbols use a t prefix (e.g., tBTCUSD for Bitcoin to USD).

One API key per process, or a shared nonce counter

Every authenticated request carries a nonce. Bitfinex scopes it to the API key and refuses any request whose nonce is not strictly greater than the last one that key used, answering 10114 (ERR_AUTH_NONCE).

The SDK's default counter is microseconds since epoch, kept in a static property, so it only spans one PHP process. Two workers signing with the same key can produce the same microsecond, and one of the two requests is refused. Measured here with 20 parallel workers issuing 40 requests each: between 0% and 7.9% of requests collided across runs, which is the awkward kind of bug — intermittent, load-dependent, and invisible in a single-worker test.

The official guidance is literal:

you will need to generate separate API keys for each client

So the first option is one API key per process. If that is not practical — PHP-FPM workers, queue consumers, a scheduler running alongside web requests — move the counter somewhere they all see:

use EwertonDaniel\Bitfinex\ValueObjects\BitfinexSignature;
use EwertonDaniel\Bitfinex\ValueObjects\LockedFileNonceProvider;

// Once, during boot. One file per API key.
BitfinexSignature::useNonceProvider(
    new LockedFileNonceProvider('/var/run/bitfinex/nonce-'.$apiKeyId)
);

LockedFileNonceProvider guards the counter with an exclusive flock and needs no extra dependency, but only covers processes on one machine. Across hosts, implement EwertonDaniel\Bitfinex\Contracts\NonceProvider over something shared:

use EwertonDaniel\Bitfinex\Contracts\NonceProvider;

final class RedisNonceProvider implements NonceProvider
{
    public function __construct(private readonly \Redis $redis, private readonly string $key) {}

    public function next(): int
    {
        // Seed once with the current microsecond so an existing key does not rewind:
        //   SET bitfinex:nonce:<id> <microseconds> NX
        return (int) $this->redis->incr($this->key);
    }
}

Two things to avoid. Do not copy the PHP recipe from the reference (time() * 1000 * 1000): it is constant within the same second, so two requests in one second get the same nonce. And do not let a provider fail silently back to an in-process value — that reintroduces the collision it exists to prevent, which is why LockedFileNonceProvider throws when it cannot write.

The documented ceiling is 9007199254740991, exposed as NonceProvider::MAX_NONCE. Microseconds since epoch sit around 1.79e15, so the sequence has room until roughly the year 2255.

Legal Disclaimer

Any use of the Bitfinex API is subject to the API Terms of Service. All API keys and interactions are at your own risk and expense. iFinex Inc. is not responsible for any losses or damages resulting from the use of this SDK or the Bitfinex API.

Available Endpoints (Public)

Market Data

Reference / Meta

Risk / Monitoring

Calculations

Available Endpoints (Authenticated)

  • Wallets — https://docs.bitfinex.com/reference/rest-auth-wallets

    • Wallets (GET)
  • Orders — https://docs.bitfinex.com/reference/rest-auth-retrieve-orders

    • Retrieve Orders / Retrieve Orders by Symbol (POST)
    • Submit Order / Update Order / Cancel Order (POST)
    • Order Multi Op / Cancel Multiple (POST)
    • Orders History (POST)
    • Order Trades / Trades History (POST)
    • Ledgers (POST)
  • Positions — https://docs.bitfinex.com/reference/rest-auth-positions

    • Margin Info / Retrieve Positions (POST)
    • Claim Position / Increase Position / Increase Position Info (POST)
    • Positions History / Snapshot / Audit (POST)
    • Derivative Position Collateral / Collateral Limits (POST)
  • Funding — https://docs.bitfinex.com/reference/rest-auth-funding-offers

    • Active Funding Offers (POST)
    • Submit / Cancel / Cancel All Funding Offers (POST)
    • Funding Close / Auto Renew / Keep (POST)
    • Funding Offers / Loans / Credits / Trades (history) (POST)
    • Funding Info (POST)
  • Account Actions — https://docs.bitfinex.com/reference/rest-auth-info-user

    • User Info / Summary / Login History / Key Permissions (POST)
    • Generate Token / Changelog / Transfer Between Wallets (POST)
    • Deposit Address / Deposit Addresses / Generate Invoice (POST)
    • Withdrawal / Movement Info / Movements (POST)
    • Alert List / Set / Delete (POST)
    • Balance Available for Orders/Offers (POST)
    • User Settings Write / Read / Delete (POST)
  • Merchants (Bitfinex Pay) — https://docs.bitfinex.com/reference/rest-auth-ext-pay-invoice-create

    • Submit Invoice / Submit POS Invoice (POST)
    • Invoice List (+ paginated) (POST)
    • Invoice Count Stats / Earnings Stats (POST)
    • Complete / Expire Invoice (POST)
    • Currency Conversion: List / Add / Remove (POST)
    • Merchant Limit (POST)
    • Merchant Settings: Write / Write Batch / Read / List (POST)
    • Deposits List / Unlinked Deposits List (POST)

Architecture (High‑Level)

  • Transformers (Strategy + Factory):
    • PublicBitfinexResponse delegates mappings to classes in Http/Responses/Public/Transformers via TransformerFactory.
  • Configs (Strategy):
    • The conf endpoint uses ConfigsTransformer with strategies by mode (map/list/info:*).
  • Builders:
    • RequestBuilder offers a fluent API for headers/query/body; for GET methods, body is not sent.
  • Adapters (Template Method):
    • JsonAdapter::transform() is final; UrlAdapter/PathAdapter only define getFilePath().

These patterns keep low coupling, testability, and safe SDK evolution.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. See the contribution guide for details.

Testing & Tooling

  • Run unit tests (Pest):

    • vendor/bin/pest
    • Public subset: vendor/bin/pest tests/Unit/Public
  • Lint & static analysis:

    • composer lint (Pint + PHPStan)
  • Format:

    • composer format (Pint)

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Ewerton Daniel - contact@ewertondaniel.work

Support

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