Yobit
Please note that you can set up actions for step-by-step exchanges between two currencies using intermediary currencies. Most commonly, if a direct pair Currency 1 -> Currency 2 is unavailable on the exchange, the conversion is done via the stablecoin USDT (TRC20) (Currency 1 -> USDT -> Currency 2). However, you can also use alternative routes.
To set up a step-by-step exchange, you need to:
Create two trading actions: Sell (Currency 1 -> USDT) and Buy (USDT -> Currency 2).
Select the same exchange directions and statuses for triggering in the "Addition Settings" block within the action settings.
Set the execution order of the actions: 1 for the Sell action and 2 for the Buy action.
Go to the "Trading Actions -> Add Action" section, enter a name for the trading action in the "Title" field, select "Yobit" from the dropdown menu in the "Module" field, leave the status as "Active Action," and click "Save."
Within the module, you can create one of two actions: "Sell" or "Buy."
The "Sell" action is suitable when you want to convert the currency received from a client’s request into a stablecoin like USDT (or another currency you find appropriate).
The "Buy" action is suitable when you don’t want to maintain a reserve of the payout currency in your exchange accounts and instead plan to purchase the currency for payout only when a client submits a request to buy that currency from your exchange. In this case, you need to use the Yobit auto-payout module to pay out the currency immediately after purchasing it.
To ensure the action is executed correctly, it’s important to select the currencies you plan to work with in the "Currency Code" and "Trading Currency Code" fields.
The current list of currency pairs is displayed in the JSON file on the merchant’s website, under the "defi" block.
If you select currencies that do not form a pair from the list above, the trading action will inevitably result in an error when attempting to execute.
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