Product teams

Fintech and broker apps

Most fintech roadmaps stall on the same line item: the second asset class. TickerLayer collapses a stack of vendors into one integration your team understands after the first endpoint.

Why TickerLayer

Built for this, not adapted to it

  • One integration, five vendors fewer

    A Hong Kong stock and a stablecoin pair answer the same way.

  • Market status built in

    Grey out an order ticket or explain a flat chart without a hand-kept calendar.

  • Self-serve commercial use

    Business plans include commercial use, with card or crypto checkout and no sales call.

On one key

The calls behind it

Discover
GET /stocks/symbols?market=HK
Session
GET /markets/status?market=HK
Price
GET /forex/snapshot/EURUSD
Profile
GET /fundamentals/stocks/US:AAPL
One client for every asset class
import requests

BASE = "https://api.tickerlayer.com"
HEADERS = {"x-api-key": "YOUR_API_KEY"}

def snapshot(asset, symbol):
    return requests.get(f"{BASE}/{asset}/snapshot/{symbol}", headers=HEADERS).json()

for asset, symbol in [("stocks", "US:AAPL"), ("stocks", "HK:0700"),
                      ("forex", "EURUSD"), ("crypto", "BTCUSD")]:
    row = snapshot(asset, symbol)
    print(symbol, row["last_price"], row["change_percent"])

Frequently asked questions

Can I show prices to my users?

Yes, inside your product on a commercial plan. Redistributing the raw feed needs a separate agreement.

How do symbols work across markets?

Stocks carry a market prefix, US:AAPL or HK:0700, so the same ticker in two countries never collides. The coverage checker converts a list from any format.

What does the free tier cover?

A monthly REST allowance, the docs, the coverage checker and the dashboard playground: enough to build the integration before choosing a plan.

Start with 3,000 free requests

No card, no sales call. Build first, pick a plan when it ships.

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