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Integrating tokenized asset data into the pricing engine: What can the API access, and how to integrate it?

Market makers do not manually monitor the market—market data, depth, and fees must be integrated into the system, to be automatically processed by the pricing engine. The key questions before integration are: Can the data be programmatically obtained? Are the fields sufficient for pricing? Are the latency and quotas acceptable? This article outlines the API integration path for tokenized asset sector data based on the actual needs of the market-making system. (Specific interface fields, quotas, and pricing are subject to the API documentation published on the day of release.) Market makers do not manually monitor the market—market data, depth, and fees must be integrated into the system, to be automatically processed by the pricing engine. The key questions before integration are: Can the data be programmatically obtained? Are the fields sufficient for pricing? Are the latency and quotas acceptable? This article outlines the API integration path for tokenized asset sector data based on the actual needs of the market-making system. (Specific interface fields, quotas, and pricing are subject to the API documentation published on the day of release.)

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Nov 3, 20265 min

How to integrate tokenized asset market data into your product page?

When the issuer creates product pages (official asset pages, App market sections, documentation sites), market data is a continuous engineering investment: collecting data from multiple exchanges, cleaning and aligning it, and maintaining it over the long term can be costly for small teams. APIs are one of the common solutions—integrating the capabilities of professional data platforms into the product, allowing the team to focus on the product itself. This article outlines the questions that need to be addressed when integrating from the issuer's product scenario. (Specific interfaces, fields, and quotas are subject to the API documentation on the day of release.)