Struct Trader

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pub struct Trader {
    pub client: Client,
    pub recv_window: u16,
}

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§client: Client§recv_window: u16

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impl Trader

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pub async fn place_custom_order<'b>( &self, req: OrderRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<OrderResponse, BybitError>

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pub async fn place_futures_limit_order( &self, category: Category, symbol: &str, side: Side, qty: f64, price: f64, mode: u8, ) -> Result<OrderResponse, BybitError>

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pub async fn amend_order<'b>( &self, req: AmendOrderRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<AmendOrderResponse, BybitError>

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pub async fn cancel_order<'b>( &self, req: CancelOrderRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<CancelOrderResponse, BybitError>

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pub async fn get_open_orders<'b>( &self, req: OpenOrdersRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<OpenOrdersResponse, BybitError>

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pub async fn cancel_all_orders<'b>( &self, req: CancelAllRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<CancelAllResponse, BybitError>

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pub async fn get_order_history<'b>( &self, req: OrderHistoryRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<OrderHistoryResponse, BybitError>

Retrieves the order history based on the given request parameters.

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req - An instance of OrderHistoryRequest containing the request parameters.

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A Result wrapping OrderHistory which contains the historical orders’ data. If the operation fails, it returns an error.

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pub async fn get_trade_history<'b>( &self, req: TradeHistoryRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<TradeHistoryResponse, BybitError>

Retrieves the trade history for a specific trading pair, order, or time range.

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req - A TradeHistoryRequest containing the parameters for the trade history query.

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Returns a Result<TradeHistoryResponse, BybitError> containing the trade history data if the query is successful, or an error detailing the problem if the query fails.

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pub async fn batch_place_order<'b>( &self, req: BatchPlaceRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<BatchPlaceResponse, BybitError>

Asynchronously places a batch of orders using the Bybit API.

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req - The BatchPlaceRequest containing the orders to be placed.

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Returns a Result containing a BatchPlaceResponse on success or a BybitError on failure.

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pub async fn batch_amend_order<'b>( &self, req: BatchAmendRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<BatchAmendResponse, BybitError>

Sends a batch request to amend multiple orders at once.

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req - The BatchAmendRequest containing the orders to amend.

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A Result containing a BatchAmendResponse on success or a BybitError on failure.

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pub async fn batch_cancel_order<'b>( &self, req: BatchCancelRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<BatchCancelResponse, BybitError>

Cancel a batch of orders from the Bybit API

This function will send a signed POST request to the Bybit API to cancel a batch of orders. The request should contain the category, symbol, order_id, and order_link_id for each order to be cancelled.

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req - A BatchCancelRequest containing the details of the orders to be cancelled.

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A BatchCancelResponse containing the result of the request.

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Returns an error if the request fails or if the Bybit API returns an error response.

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pub async fn get_borrow_quota_spot<'b>( &self, req: BorrowQuotaRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<BorrowQuotaResponse, BybitError>

Query the available balance for Spot trading and Margin trading.

This endpoint returns information about maximum trade quantities and amounts available for spot trading, including both actual balances and borrowable amounts. It helps bots determine available trading capacity before placing orders.

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req - The borrow quota request containing symbol and side

§Returns

Ok(BorrowQuotaResponse) - The borrow quota information
Err(BybitError) - If the request fails or API returns an error

§Notes

Only supports category=spot
During periods of extreme market volatility, this interface may experience increased latency or temporary delays in data delivery

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pub async fn set_dcp_options<'b>( &self, req: DcpRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<DcpResponse, BybitError>

Configure Disconnection Protection (DCP) parameters.

DCP automatically cancels all active orders if the client remains disconnected from Bybit’s WebSocket for longer than the specified time window. This helps prevent unintended order execution during connection issues.

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req - The DCP configuration request containing time window and product type

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Ok(DcpResponse) - Confirmation that DCP was configured successfully
Err(BybitError) - If the request fails or API returns an error

§Notes

After the request is successfully sent, the system needs a certain time to take effect
It is recommended to query or set again after 10 seconds
Your private websocket connection must subscribe to “dcp” topic to trigger DCP successfully
Valid time window range: 3 to 300 seconds
Default product is “OPTIONS” if not specified

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pub async fn pre_check_order<'b>( &self, req: OrderRequest<'_>, ) -> Result<PreCheckOrderResponse, BybitError>

Pre-check an order to calculate margin impact before placement.

This endpoint calculates the changes in Initial Margin Requirement (IMR) and Maintenance Margin Requirement (MMR) before and after placing an order. It supports categories: inverse, linear, and option.