CCXT vs the Gate EU API
Gate EU is a regional entity of Gate. What CCXT's gateeu class covers, how it differs from gate, and where the full comparison lives.
gateeu is a regional entity of Gate — the European entity of Gate, serving EEA users under separate registration.
Because it shares an API dialect with Gate, CCXT implements it by extending its gate class. Everything in the CCXT vs the Gate API comparison applies here — this page covers only what is specific to gateeu.
What is different
Separate host and separate accounts from the global venue, with a narrower listed market set.
Credentials are not shared with the global
gateclass.
What CCXT gives you here
gateeu | |
|---|---|
| Unified capabilities | 113 (inherited from gate plus its own overrides) |
fetch* methods | 51 |
WebSocket watch* methods | 16 |
| Raw endpoints as implicit methods | 339 |
Testnet via setSandboxMode | no |
| Languages | TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, PHP, C#/.NET, Go, Java |
| Licence | MIT |
Figures verified September 2026 against CCXT v4.5.77, read from the source tree with build/comparisons-facts.cjs. Counts include everything inherited from gate.
Using it
The class name is the only thing that changes — every unified method behaves as it does everywhere else in CCXT:
import ccxt
exchange = ccxt.gateeu({'apiKey': '...', 'secret': '...'})
markets = exchange.load_markets()
ticker = exchange.fetch_ticker(list(markets)[0])Because gateeu lists a different market set from gate, call load_markets() and pick symbols from it rather than assuming a pair exists.
Streaming works the same way:
import ccxt.pro, asyncio
async def main():
exchange = ccxt.pro.gateeu()
while True:
orderbook = await exchange.watch_order_book('BTC/USDT')
print(orderbook['bids'][0], orderbook['asks'][0])
asyncio.run(main())Should you use this class or the parent?
Use gateeu when you hold an account with Gate EU specifically. Use gate when you hold an account with the global venue. They are different venues with separate credentials, so this is not a preference — it follows from where your account is.
FAQ
Do my gate API keys work with gateeu?
No. It is a separate legal entity with separate accounts; you need keys issued by Gate EU.
Does gateeu support the full unified API?
It inherits 113 unified capabilities from gate. Where the venue does not offer a feature, the corresponding has flag is turned off, and the method raises NotSupported rather than failing quietly. Check exchange.has at runtime.
Can I reach Gate EU-specific endpoints?
Yes — all 339 endpoints in this class's api block are generated as implicit methods, with signing, rate limiting and error mapping applied. The mechanism is documented on the gate implicit API page; this venue's own endpoint list differs slightly from the parent's.
Is CCXT free? Yes. MIT-licensed, including the WebSocket support.
Next steps
- CCXT vs the Gate API — the full comparison
gateAPI reference —gateeuinherits it; it has no separate reference page- Install CCXT
- Manual
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