Private User Channel

Create a listenKey first:

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POST /v1/private/user/listen-key

Response example:

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{
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  "code": 0,
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  "message": "success",
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  "data": {
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    "listenKey": "f57cb61ef604ce76be09e753a5dbdd8c",
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    "expireAt": 1777539918867
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  },
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  "requestId": "req-listen-key"
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}

listenKey is valid for 60 minutes by default. Renewal every 30 minutes is recommended.

Renew

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PUT /v1/private/user/listen-key
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Content-Type: application/json

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{ "listenKey": "f57cb61ef604ce76be09e753a5dbdd8c" }

Close

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DELETE /v1/private/user/listen-key
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Content-Type: application/json

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{ "listenKey": "f57cb61ef604ce76be09e753a5dbdd8c" }

Connect to private WebSocket

wss://6mm.com/ws?listenKey=YOUR_LISTEN_KEY

Compatible JWT connection method:

wss://6mm.com/ws?token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN

After authentication succeeds, the server automatically subscribes the connection to the current user’s private channel. No manual subscription is required.

Successful authentication acknowledgement:

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{ "event": "auth", "success": true, "data": "1188041528" }

Common private events

Private push message wrapper:

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{
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  "topic": "user.5794",
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  "ts": 1771047000000,
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  "data": {
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    "eventType": "ORDER_TRADE_UPDATE"
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  }
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}

REST query endpoints and WebSocket private streams use separate schemas. Clients should parse each schema independently and should not assume field names are identical.

Common differences