Introduction

This project provides a method to bypass the maintenance mode of the MEXC Futures Order API.

You can run the code from JavaScript or Python to execute it. This method utilizes MEXC's internal API by authenticating with a browser login session, specifically using the 'WEB' cookie. This cookie is crucial for the bypass to work, and I'll explain how to obtain it below.

Disclaimer

This project is for educational purposes only. Use it at your own risk. While this method will not block your account, it's crucial to trade responsibly and ensure you understand the risks involved in trading. Improper use or poor trading decisions can lead to financial losses.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:

• Node.js: Required to run the JavaScript code. Download it from here.
• Python: Required to run the Python script. Download it from here.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/ismail-amouma/MEXC_Future_Order_API_Maintenance_Bypass
   cd MEXC_Future_Order_API_Maintenance_Bypass

2. Install dependencies:

   for nodejs :

   npm install axios md5

   for python :

   pip install curl-cffi

Obtaining the 'WEB' Cookie

To use this method, you need to authenticate with MEXC using your browser's login session. Here's how to obtain the 'WEB' cookie:

1. Log in to your MEXC account.
2. Open the browser's Developer Tools:
   • Press F12 or right-click on the page and select "Inspect".
3. Go to the "Application" or "Storage" tab.
4. Expand the "Cookies" section and select the MEXC domain.
5. Find the cookie named "u_id":
   • Copy its value (it should start with "WEB").
   • Use this value as the key in the code.

Usage

1. Running the JavaScript Code Directly

The JavaScript file (mexc_request.js) handles signing and sending the request to the MEXC Futures API.

To run the JavaScript code in the terminal:

node mexc_request.js 

2. Running the Python Code

Alternatively, you can use Python to do the same thing.

To run the Python code:

python3 mexc_request.py

Example Workflow

1. Edit the Python Object: Modify the obj in mexc_request.py or in mexc_request.js to set your desired parameters for the API request.
2. Run the Script: Execute the script as described above.
3. View the Output: The response from the MEXC Futures API will be displayed in the terminal.

Important Notes

• Ensure that the key variable in the code is set to the correct value of your 'WEB' cookie.
• If errors occur, check the console output, as both Python and JavaScript files will provide detailed error messages.

Support

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