Coinbase® Extension® - Getting Started

An HTTP error code 400 typically indicates a Bad Request. In the context of a Coinbase extension.

An HTTP error code 400 typically indicates a Bad Request. In the context of a Coinbase extension, this could mean that there's an issue with the data or parameters you're sending to Coinbase.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:

1. Check API Endpoint and Version: Ensure that you are using the correct API endpoint and version for Coinbase. Coinbase may update their API, and using an incorrect endpoint or version can result in a 400 error.

2. Verify Request Parameters: Double-check the parameters you are sending in your request. Ensure that all required parameters are included and have the correct format. Pay attention to any specific requirements mentioned in the Coinbase API documentation.

3. Check Authentication: Ensure that you are properly authenticating your requests. Coinbase may require API keys or OAuth tokens for certain operations. Make sure that your authentication credentials are valid and have the necessary permissions.

4. Inspect Request Body and Headers: Examine the request body and headers for any errors. Ensure that the content type and other headers are set correctly. The data you are sending should match the expected format.

5. Review Coinbase API Documentation: Refer to the official Coinbase API documentation for the specific endpoint you are trying to access. The documentation often provides details about required parameters, expected request formats, and possible error responses.

6. Handle Response: If you receive a 400 error, the response from Coinbase may contain additional information about the issue. Check the response body for error messages or details that can help pinpoint the problem.

7. Rate Limiting: Ensure that you are not exceeding the rate limits set by Coinbase. Some APIs impose limits on the number of requests you can make within a certain time frame.

8. Reach out to Coinbase Support: If you've tried the above steps and still can't resolve the issue, consider reaching out to Coinbase support. They may be able to provide more specific information or assistance.

Remember to keep sensitive information secure, such as API keys or authentication tokens. If you're still having trouble, providing more details about the specific API endpoint and request you're working with can help in offering more targeted assistance.