Reference

Crypto exchange API changes: a dated log

API changes announced in official changelogs from 1 September 2026 to 6 November 2026, newest first, with who is affected and a link to the source. We checked 13 platforms, and three had no dated entry in this period.

FAQ

Questions about this log

Where is the Binance API changelog?

Binance publishes separate changelogs for Spot (opens in a new tab), for the Spot Testnet (opens in a new tab) and for Derivatives (opens in a new tab), which covers USD-M, COIN-M, Options and Portfolio Margin. On 6 November 2026 their newest entries were dated 30 October, 30 October and 23 October 2026.

How often is this log updated?

It is updated by hand when we check. It was last checked on 6 November 2026, so a platform may have published newer entries since then.

Does the date mean the change took effect that day?

Not always. The date is the one on the changelog entry, and where the entry gives a later effective date, the row says so. A release can also slip: Deribit's release dated 5 November 2026 was marked postponed that same day, and on 6 November 2026 its changelogs gave 10 November 2026 instead. Dates that were still ahead on 6 November 2026 are in their own table.

Why are some platforms missing from the log?

BtcTurk's newest entry is from 6 May 2024, and no changelog page was found for Hyperliquid or Paribu. Their documentation can still change without a dated entry, so check the pages you depend on.

Does a changelog list every change?

Not always. Bybit's limit of 100 args per connection, for example, is on its Connect page with no changelog entry that we saw, and the move of its matching engine to AWS Tokyo appears as a page banner. Test your software against the current behavior as well.

Is this log a recommendation?

No. Being listed here is not a recommendation, there are no referral links, and Fincode has no affiliation with any platform in the log.

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