orderly-api-authentication
Orderly Network: API Authentication
This skill covers both authentication layers in Orderly Network: wallet signatures (EIP-712 for EVM, Ed25519 message signing for Solana) for account registration and key management, and Ed25519 signatures for API request authentication.
When to Use
- Setting up new Orderly accounts and API keys (EVM or Solana)
- Building server-side trading bots
- Implementing direct API calls
- Understanding the two-layer authentication flow
- Debugging signature issues
Prerequisites
- A Web3 wallet (MetaMask, WalletConnect for EVM; Phantom, Solflare for Solana)
- A Broker ID (e.g.,
woofi_dex, or your own) - Node.js 18+ installed (for programmatic usage)
- Understanding of EIP-712 typed data signing (EVM) or Ed25519 message signing (Solana) and Ed25519 cryptography
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