API (Programmatic Trading)
Programmatic transactions (algorithmic trading, or PTs) use algorithms and computational schemes to execute transactions with minimal human intervention.
Customers leverage the power of the Mintify API to optimize trading and operational efficiencies, reduce errors, swiftly capitalize on opportunities, integrate Orderbook features into external dApps, and more.
Order Execution
Procedurally execute your trading strategy or embed Mintify-based liquidity and trading functions directly into your dApp. Buy, sell, and trade your in-game assets with deep liquidity without leaving your in-game marketplace.
Risk Management
Algorithmically manage market exposure and risk based on predefined or dynamic variables composed of various actions for mitigating against loss/impermanent loss and rapid market downturns.
Algorithmic Development
Utilize Mintify data feeds for signal generation through statistical models and trading strategies to swiftly identify and capitalize on opportunities with minimal human intervention.
Build Using our API
Get access to full historical and real-time data, cached images, create trading bots, or build your own marketplace on ETH Mainnet, Base and Blast. Learn more here.
Pricing
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Price
$99/mo
$2499/mo
Requests/Second
100
1500
Chains
ETH, Base, Blast
ETH, Base, Blast, Ordinals (coming soon)
Features
Buy, Bid, List
Buy, Bid, List
Real-time Data
✅
✅
PT Instructions
All POST endpoints require the parameters to be posted in the body.
For endpoints that have a "signature" as final step in the response, you need to sign the correct structured data and post it in the endpoint that is mentioned in the response.
This final step has two crucial parts. the "post" object and the "sign" object. The flow is that you need to sign the "sign" object as follows (example using ethersjs):
const signature = await signer.signTypedData(sign.domain, sign.types, sign.value);
Then you need to post the "post.body" object to the endpoint mentioned in the "post.endpoint" property. You need to fill the "post.signature" and "post.maker" with your actual values before posting.
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