Wallet Manager is a Binance spot wallet toolkit built for two jobs: driving the exchange by hand through an interactive REPL, and serving as the canonical reference implementation for the exchange side of a backtest-kit broker adapter. It encodes the correct order-management sequence—cancel pending orders, verify the book is clean, then sell—so you never hit an “insufficient balance” error caused by funds locked in a resting order.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/backtest-kit/wallet-manager/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Introduction
Understand the architecture, the two service layers, and why the cancel-verify-sell sequence matters.
Quickstart
Set up your API keys, install dependencies, and run your first REPL session in minutes.
REPL Guide
Explore the interactive REPL: read balances, inspect orders, and execute trades without code changes.
Broker Adapter
Wire the wallet flows into a backtest-kit broker adapter with the three rules for safe order management.
How it works
Wallet Manager wrapsnode-binance-api in a DI-wired service layer with two tiers:
WalletPublicService— the recommended entry point. Validates inputs, serializes per-symbol execution to prevent race conditions, and emits a structured audit log after every commit.WalletPrivateService— the raw Binance layer underneath. TTL-cached prices (30 s), orders (10 min), and PnL (10 min). Use for debugging only.
Order Management Concepts
Learn the three patterns — cancel-verify-sell, poll-timeout-fallback, and clientOrderId reconcile — that prevent stuck positions.
API Reference
Full method signatures, parameter types, and return values for WalletPublicService.
Core flows at a glance
Buy
commitBuy(symbol, amountUSDT) — places a limit BUY at price × 1.001, polls for up to 100 s, then cancels and market-buys the remainder if the limit does not fill.Sell
commitSell(symbol, amountUSDT) — places a limit SELL at price × 0.999, same poll loop and market-sell fallback.Trade with brackets
commitTrade(symbol, amountUSDT, takeProfit, stopLoss) — buys via the commitBuy flow then immediately protects the position with an OCO (take-profit + stop-loss) sell order.