aster-api-errors-v3

To handle Aster Futures API v3 errors, interpret HTTP status codes and specific error ranges like 10xx, 11xx, 20xx, and 40xx, then apply retry mechanisms and backoff strategies based on response headers and payloads.

An INVALID_TIMESTAMP error occurs due to clock desynchronization. To resolve this security exception, call the /fapi/v3/time endpoint to synchronize your local clock before retrying the original request.

The best way to manage 429 rate limit errors is to implement backoff strategies that respect the request weight limits specified in the API response headers, ensuring robust operation without exceeding thresholds.

To resolve a BAD_SYMBOL error, check the specific error code payload returned by the Aster Futures API, verify that the requested symbol is valid and active, and ensure your request parameters match the expected format.

You need retry logic for security exceptions when the API returns invalid timestamp or signature validation failures, allowing your application to resynchronize parameters and reattempt the failed request gracefully.