Change to order IDs for API users
Dear customers,
As part of system upgrades, we’ve made a minor change to how order IDs are stored for API users.
Up to now, we’ve stored user IDs in numbers ranging up to 10 billion. Now, we’ll be using bigger numbers – you’ll need a signed 64bit integer to store them.
This change is backwards-compatible and will not affect the majority of users. However, problems may arise for API v1 users running JavaScript, since it doesn’t handle large integers correctly.
If you’re using API v1 from JavaScript, please check your code or upgrade to API v2.
Best,
The Bitstamp Team
As part of system upgrades, we’ve made a minor change to how order IDs are stored for API users.
Up to now, we’ve stored user IDs in numbers ranging up to 10 billion. Now, we’ll be using bigger numbers – you’ll need a signed 64bit integer to store them.
This change is backwards-compatible and will not affect the majority of users. However, problems may arise for API v1 users running JavaScript, since it doesn’t handle large integers correctly.
If you’re using API v1 from JavaScript, please check your code or upgrade to API v2.
Best,
The Bitstamp Team