What is an API and where can I find the SDK/API documentation?
Summary
This article explains what an API is, how you can use it with Bitvavo, and where to find the SDK/API documentation.
Introduction
An API (Application Programming Interface) is a way for computer programs to communicate with each other. With the Bitvavo API, you can automatically place orders or request information about the cryptocurrencies available for trading on the Bitvavo service.
Where can I find the SDK/API documentation?
To make our API easy to use, we provide a detailed SDK/API documentation. It explains how the API works, includes examples, and helps you integrate it into your own applications.
How can I use account-specific actions with the API?
If you want to perform account-specific actions (such as checking your balance or placing orders), you need to create API keys. This article explains how to request and set up API keys.
FAQ
What can I do with the Bitvavo API?
You can use the API to place buy or sell orders, request market data, and access trading information. It allows you to connect automated strategies or custom applications directly with Bitvavo.
Where can I find the API documentation?
The full SDK/API documentation is available online. It includes technical references, code samples, and usage guides.
Do I need API keys to use the API?
For general market data, you don’t need API keys. However, to perform account-specific actions such as viewing your balance or placing orders, you need to create API keys. You can learn how to set them up in this article.
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