Get order book snapshot

Retrieve the current order book snapshot (bids and asks) for a specific trading pair.

Note

Rate limit: 1000 requests per minute.

Request

Path parameters
Path parameters

The trading pair symbol (e.g., BTC-USD).

Query parameters
Query parameters

Possible values: >= 1 and <= 20
Example: 20

Default value: 20

Depth of the order book to return (number of levels).

Header parameters
Header parameters

Example: 1746007718237

Current timestamp in Unix epoch milliseconds. Used to prevent replay attacks and construct the signature. Provided with other authentication headers.

Example: "2h/t5o8w+l5s+fjyfA0n/e7j4u5b7h4e+g4k4c8h7a2p6k0g7j1f+w0i2j3k9r0l3s8m5t6r+q1s+o3v/t4x8v5y+w1r+m2t/k3w/j4y+"

The Ed25519 signature of the request. Provided with other authentication headers.

Tip

See Authentication headers: Signing a request for details on how to generate this.

Response

OK

The Order Book snapshot for the given trading pair.

Response body
Body object

The list of asks (sell orders), sorted by price in descending order.

Example: "ETH"

Crypto-asset ID code.

Example: "Ethereum"

Crypto-asset full name.

Possible values: [SELL, BUYI]
Example: "SELL"

The side of the price level.

Example: "4600"

Price in major currency units. For example, for USD, 4600 represents 4600 dollars.

Example: "USD"

Price currency.

Example: "MONE"

Price notation.

Example: "17"

Aggregated quantity at this price level.

Example: "ETH"

Quantity currency.

Example: "UNIT"

Quantity notation.

Example: "REVX"

Venue of execution. Always equals REVX.

Example: "3"

Number of orders at the price level.

Example: "CLOB"

Trading system. Always equals CLOB (Central Limit Order Book).

Example: 3318215482991

Publication date and time, returned in Unix epoch milliseconds

The list of bids (buy orders), sorted by price in descending order.

Example: "ETH"

Crypto-asset ID code.

Example: "Ethereum"

Crypto-asset full name.

Possible values: [SELL, BUYI]
Example: "SELL"

The side of the price level.

Example: "4600"

Price in major currency units. For example, for USD, 4600 represents 4600 dollars.

Example: "USD"

Price currency.

Example: "MONE"

Price notation.

Example: "17"

Aggregated quantity at this price level.

Example: "ETH"

Quantity currency.

Example: "UNIT"

Quantity notation.

Example: "REVX"

Venue of execution. Always equals REVX.

Example: "3"

Number of orders at the price level.

Example: "CLOB"

Trading system. Always equals CLOB (Central Limit Order Book).

Example: 3318215482991

Publication date and time, returned in Unix epoch milliseconds

Example: 3318215482991

Timestamp when the order book snapshot was generated, returned in Unix epoch milliseconds.

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