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Bybit Update API sgcWebSockets

Bybit V5 WebSocket and REST API Integration in Delphi Bybit is a major cryptocurrency derivatives and spot exchange, offering perpetual contracts, futures, spot trading, and options. The TsgcWSAPI_Bybit component delivers full Delphi integration with the Bybit V5 unified API — combining both WebSocket subscriptions for real-time market data a...

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Bitmex API Update sgcWebSockets

BitMEX WebSocket and REST API Integration in Delphi BitMEX is a leading cryptocurrency derivatives exchange specializing in leveraged trading of futures and perpetual contracts. The TsgcWSAPI_Bitmex component provides Delphi developers with both WebSocket and REST API access, enabling real-time market data streaming, order execution, position manag...

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AMQP 0.9.1 Delphi Client Update

The AMQP 0-9-1 implementation in sgcWebSockets has received a comprehensive update: 11 bug fixes coveringcritical parameter ordering, type mismatches, thread safety, and data loss issues, plus 6 new protocol featuresincluding Basic.Nack, Exchange-to-Exchange bindings, Publisher Confirms, Connection.Blocked/Unblockednotifications, and Connection.Upd...

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New Binance API Methods in sgcWebSockets

The sgcWebSockets library continues to expand its Binance integration with a significant batch of new methodscovering the Spot REST API, Futures REST API, and WebSocket streams. This article provides a technical breakdownof each new method, its parameters, and practical Delphi code examples to get you up and running quickly. Table of Contents New S...

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OpenAI Delphi Client Update

sgcWebSockets 2026.4.0 introduces a major expansion of the OpenAI API integration, bringing full support forthe new Responses API (the official replacement for the deprecated Assistants API), Audio Speech text-to-speech,Fine-Tuning Jobs management, the Batch API for asynchronous bulk processing, the Uploads API for large filehandling, and modernize...

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sgcWebSockets 2026.2

Rad Studio [+] : Improved OpenAPI Parser: Now allows converting OpenAPI files to Pascal using the command line. [+] : Improved OpenAPI Parser: The executable is now compiled for Win32 and Win64. A new folder, "bin64", has been added for the 64-bit version. [+] : New OpenAPI Library: sgcOpenAPI.dll allows you to call the OpenAPI parser from a DLL. [...

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E2EE (End-To-End Encryption) Groups for Delphi

Starting with eSeGeCe All-Access 2026.2.0, the TsgcWSPClient_E2EE protocol extends end-to-end encryption beyond direct peer-to-peer chat and adds first-class support for encrypted group traffic. The important part is that the server still behaves as a relay and coordinator only: payloads stay encrypted from sender to recipients and plaintext never ...

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OpenAPI Parser API

 From sgcOpenAPI Parser 2026.2.0 the parser allows to use a custom dll to get more detailed info of the parsed pascal file, just create a new dll with the method sgcOpenAPI_CreateSection and copy the library in the same folder where is the parser. Every time a new file section is created the api the method CreateSection will be called and...

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OpenAPI Parser CLI

From sgcOpenAPI Parser 2026.2.0 the Delphi parser supports Command Line Interface. The sgcOpenAPI Parser includes a command line interface that converts an OpenAPI specification into a Delphi (Pascal) client file. The parser validates and normalizes the specification (OpenAPI 3 JSON + bundled schemas) before generating output. Usage General syntax ...

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E2EE (End-To-End Encryption) for Delphi

From version 2026.1.0 E2EE (End-To-End Encryption) is supported (only for eSeGeCe All-Access subscribers). End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) ensures that only the communicating peers can read the content of exchanged messages. Even the server that routes the messages cannot decrypt them. This article explains how E2EE works between two peers using publi...

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