Ndax API: A comprehensive guide

If you're a developer or trader looking to integrate cryptocurrency trading capabilities into your own platform or application, you might wonder if Ndax has a public API available. The answer is yes! Ndax offers a public API for traders and developers who want to access trading functionalities programmatically.

Ndax's API is a REST (Representational State Transfer) API that supports both GET and POST methods and provides a WebSocket API for real-time market data updates. With the API, you can retrieve market data, manage your account, execute trades, and more.

Here's what you need to know about Ndax's public API:

To get started with Ndax's API, you need to have an Ndax account. Once you have an account, you can generate an API key from your account settings. To generate API keys, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Ndax account.
2. Click on your username in the top right corner of the page and select "API Keys."
3. Click on "Generate a new API key."
4. Name your API key, select the permissions you want to grant it, and click on "Generate API key."

Once you've generated your API keys, you can use them to authenticate your API requests. 

Ndax's API documentation is available on the Ndax website. The documentation provides detailed instructions on how to use Ndax's API, along with code samples in various programming languages. You can access the documentation by clicking on the "API Documentation" link on the Ndax website or by visiting https://apidoc.ndax.io/.

Ndax's API rate limits help ensure the stability and reliability of the Ndax platform. The rate limits specify the number of requests you can make to the API within a certain time frame.

• 50 requests per minute for the REST API
• 10 subscriptions per connection for the WebSocket API

If you exceed the rate limits, your requests may be throttled or blocked.

If you have any questions or issues with Ndax's API, you can reach out to Ndax's support team for assistance. You can contact support via email at [email protected], or you can open a support ticket through the Ndax website.