Add your comment to this page This Bitcoin and Philippine Peso convertor is up to date with exchange rates from June 24, 2017.Enter the amount to be converted in the box to the left of Bitcoin.Use "Swap currencies" to make Philippine Peso the default currency.Click on Philippine Pesos or Bitcoins to convert between that currency and all other currencies.Bitcoin (BTC) Philippine Peso (PHP) Other countries and currencies The Bitcoin is the currency in no countries.The Philippine Peso is the currency in Philippines (PH, PHL).The symbol for BTC can be written BTC.The symbol for PHP can be written P, and ₱.The Philippine Peso is divided into 100 centavos.The exchange rate for the Philippine Peso was last updated on June 23, 2017 from The International Monetary Fund.The BTC conversion factor has 6 significant digits.The PHP conversion factor has 6 significant digits.BTC PHP 0.0002 27.75 0.0005 69.36 0.0010 138.73 0.0020 277.46 0.0050 693.65 0.0100 1387.29 0.0200 2774.59 0.0500 6936.47 0.1000 13,872.95 0.2000 27,745.90 0.5000 69,364.74 1.0000 138,729.48 2.0000 277,458.95 5.0000 693,647.38 10.0000 1,387,294.75 20.0000 2,774,589.51 50.0000 6,936,473.77 BTC rate June 24, 2017 PHP BTC 50.00 0.0004 100.00 0.0007 200.00 0.0014 500.00 0.0036 1000.00 0.0072 2000.00 0.0144 5000.00 0.0360 10,000.00 0.0721 20,000.00 0.1442 50,000.00 0.3604 100,000.00 0.7208 200,000.00 1.4417 500,000.00 3.6041 1,000,000.00 7.2083 2,000,000.00 14.4165 5,000,000.00 36.0414 10,000,000.00 72.0827 PHP rate June 23, 2017 Print the charts and take them with you in your purse or wallet while you are traveling.

Leave a Comment Comment title: Your comment: Your name (To be displayed with your comment): Options Round to smallest currency unit.Popular Conversions Starting CurrencyFaster Than The Competition Bitcoin payments only take a few seconds and most transfers are confirmed immediately so you never have to wait for ten-minute network confirmations.Easy Setup Account setup takes about a minute and our intuitive, easy-to-understand interface will guide you through the process.It’s that simple – check it out.CEX.IO REST API allows to access market data and manage trades using custom written software.All POST requests should be in JSON format only.Returns min/max amounts and prices for placing orders The results are shown according to first currency in request.Returns JSON dictionary representing data for all pairs by requested market(s).Market is counted by the second symbol in the pair.Minimum one currency is required for request.Last Price for each trading pair will be defined as price of the last executed order for this pair.

If there are no such executed orders, then “lprice” will equal to “0”.Converts any amount of the currency to any other currency by multiplying the amount by the last price of the chosen pair according to the current exchange rate.In this example, BTC is the convertible currency, USD is target currency.Allows building price change charts (daily, weekly, monthly) and showing historical point in any point of the chart In this example, BTC and USD are currencies for getting stats.bitcoin php trading botReturns dataset to build 1m OHLCV chart for a given date.bitcoin naar de beursRelies on historical data, is not working for current date Returns a list of recent trades, where each trade is a JSON dictionary: All private API calls require authentication.litecoin block data

You need to provide 3 parameters to authenticate a request: To get an API key, go to Account -> API Access Tab.Set permissions and click "Generate key".Nonce is a regular integer number.It must be increasing with every request you make.Read more about it here.Example: if you set nonce to 1 in your first request, you must set it to at least 2 in your second request.bitcoin dash exchangeYou are not required to start with 1.bitcoin fog tutorialA common practice is to use unix time for that parameter.bitcoin ghs exchangeSignature is a HMAC-SHA256 encoded message containing: nonce, user ID and API key.The HMAC-SHA256 code must be generated using a secret key that was generated with your API key.This code must be converted to it's hexadecimal representation (64 uppercase characters).

Returns JSON list of open orders.Each order is represented as dictionary: Returns JSON list of archived orders.Check the example below: Returns 'true' if order has been found and canceled.Returns JSON response with list of cancelled order ids.Check the example below: Returns JSON dictionary representing order: Returns JSON dictionary representing order: Returns JSON dictionary representing order details: Returns JSON dictionary representing order details and transactions list: Returns JSON dictionary representing order: Returns JSON dictionary with trading fee information.Example: Returns JSON dictionary representing order (the same as in place_order): Returns JSON dictionary representing the position as in the sample: Note: the response does not contain all info on the position - use open-positions call to get complete information on open positions Returns JSON dictionary representing detailed open positions for requested pair: Returns JSON response with information on closing position, or error: Please, address your feedbacks and feature requests to support@cex.io.