# HTX

Connect HTX (formerly Huobi) to rotki to import spot trades, deposits, withdrawals, and balances. rotki uses a read-only API key signed from your machine.

## Features

- Spot trades imported as swap events from the HTX match-results endpoint.
- Deposits and withdrawals imported from the deposit-withdraw endpoint as asset movements.
- Balance reconciliation against your HTX spot, OTC, and point account types.

## Limitations

- HTX's spot trade-history endpoint exposes roughly the last 120 days of trades; older history is not retrievable via the connector. If you need older history, fall back to manual entry or rotki's generic CSV import.
- Margin/derivatives history is not imported.

## Setup

1. In HTX, open Account → API Management → Create.
2. Set permissions to Read Only. Leave trading and withdrawal scopes off.
3. Optionally whitelist your IP for additional safety.
4. In rotki, open API Keys → Exchanges → Add HTX and paste the key and secret.

## FAQ

### Is HTX the same as Huobi?

Yes. HTX is Huobi's rebranded name (renamed in 2023). The API and account structure are unchanged.

### Why is my older trade history missing?

HTX's spot trade-history endpoint only returns roughly the last 120 days. For older history, supplement with rotki's generic CSV import or manual entry.

### Where are my HTX API keys sent?

rotki is a local application: your HTX API key is stored on your computer and used to sign each request, which goes directly from your machine to HTX's API. No rotki-operated server ever sees the key or the request.

### Can rotki trade or withdraw on HTX?

No. rotki only requests Read Only scopes and never sends trade or withdrawal calls.