ericzoom / bcbc-exchange

An open-source crypto currency exchange based in peatio

An open-source crypto currency exchange

Things You Should Know

RUNNING A EXCHANGE IS HARD.

Hitback makes it easier, but running an exchange is still harder than a blog, which you can download the source code and following the guide or even a cool installer and boom!!! a fancy site is there to profit. We always prioritize security and speed higher than 1-click setup. We split Hitback to many components (processes) so it's flexible to deploy and scalable.

SECURITY KNOWLEDGE IS A REQUIREMENT.

Hitback cannot protect your customers when you leave your admin password 1234567, or open sensitive ports to public internet. No one can. Running an exchange is a very risky task because you're dealing with money directly. If you don't known how to make your exchange secure, hire an expert.

You must know what you're doing, there's no shortcut. Please get prepared before continue:

• Rails knowledge
• Security knowledge
• System administration

Features

• Designed as high performance crypto currency exchange.
• Built-in high performance matching-engine.
• Built-in Proof of Solvency Audit.
• Built-in ticket system for customer support.
• Usability and scalibility.
• Websocket API and high frequency trading support.
• Support multiple digital currencies (eg. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin etc.).
• Easy customization of payment processing for both fiat and digital currencies.
• SMS and Google Two-Factor authenticaton.
• KYC Verification.
• Powerful admin dashboard and management tools.
• Highly configurable and extendable.
• Industry standard security out of box.
• Active community behind.
• Free and open-source.

Mobile Apps

• Boilr - Cryptocurrency and bullion price alarms for Android

Requirements

• Linux
• Ruby 2.1.0
• Rails 4.0+
• Git 1.7.10+
• Redis 2.0+
• MySQL
• RabbitMQ

** More details are in the doc.

Getting started

• [DOCKER IMAGE]

docker run -p 80:80 -p 18080:18080 -p 443:443 -it -d theoraculo/hitback-exchange

API

You can interact with Hitback through API:

• [API v2]

Comming soon

• [Websocket API]

Comming soon

Here're some API clients and/or wrappers:

• hitback-client-ruby is the official ruby client of both HTTP/Websocket API.
• hitback-client-python by JohnnyZhao is a python client written by JohnnyZhao.
• hitback-client-python by czheo is a python wrapper similar to hitback-client-ruby written by czheo.
• hitbackJavaClient is a java client written by classic1999.
• yunbi-client-php is a php client written by panlilu.

Custom Style

Hitback front-end based Bootstrap 3.0 version and Sass, and you can custom exchange style for your mind.

• change bootstrap default variables in vars/_bootstrap.css.scss
• change hitback custom default variables in vars/_basic.css.scss
• add your custom variables in vars/_custom.css.scss
• add your custom css style in layouts/_custom.css.scss
• add or change features style in `features/_xyz.css.scss'

vars/_custom.css.scss can overwrite vars/_basic.css.scss defined variables layout/_custom.css.scss can overwrite layout/_basic.css.scss and layoputs/_header.css.scss style