Binance USDⓈ-Margined Futures Stop and Take-Profit Orders

Summary

This document shows how to submit stop-market and take-profit-market orders for long and short positions through Binance’s USDⓈ-margined futures API. Each helper builds a request with the symbol, trigger price, side, order type, and timestamp, then sends it to the futures order endpoint.

For a specified quantity, the examples set quantity and identify the long or short position side. When quantity is zero, they instead request closing the entire position. The examples cover both protective stops and profit-taking triggers for either direction. They provide implementation patterns only: there is no explanation of trigger-price selection, order validation, error handling, or how behavior may differ across account position modes. The functions return success unconditionally after submitting the request, so the shown return value does not establish that an order was accepted.

Key ideas

• Stop-market orders can be configured to close long or short futures positions at a trigger price.
• Take-profit-market orders use the opposite order side to exit the corresponding position.
• Requests can specify an order quantity or request closure of the entire position.
• The examples target Binance USDⓈ-margined futures and do not show robust response validation.

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