What data distribution ways do you offer?

Depending on the crypto price feed you are using, these options are available to CONSTI customers for accessing the market data:

WebSocket

Users can connect to the Websocket API to receive real-time updates where the software client is automatically informed about price updates. This method is particularly useful for traders and applications requiring up-to-the-moment information.

REST

Users can interact with the cryptocurrency data using a HTTPS REST endpoint. This allows them to make secure HTTP requests to specific endpoints to retrieve data such as open, high, low, closing prices, real-time prices, or historical prices.

Analytics Portal

Customers of the CONSTI price feeds can also access the data using the Analytics Portal, ie to discover if exchanges or price feeds report anomalies. Using the CONSTI Analytics Portal, you can also define how prices of your endpoints are calculated and distributed to you.

File Exports

Customers can obtain data exports in the formats XLS, XML, CSV, or JSON using these distribution ways:

• Customer portal: Select the date/time for the given price data and download the results as a file immediately.
• Email delivery: The desired prices will be sent to your email inbox once a day.
• SFTP uploads: The desired prices will be sent to your SFTP server or cloud instance.

FIX Protocol

Users are able to receive data though a FIX connectivity, a protocol that is widely adopted in the financial industry. FIX incorporates security mechanism to protect sensitive financial information during transmission. It is used for delivering real-time market data to users.

Message Queuing

Users can receive real-time updates to a message queue of their cloud provider. This method is particularly useful for traders and applications requiring up-to-the-moment information and a robust mechanism to validate the authenticity of the received data.

In-App Delivery

You can import or stream the crypto price feeds directly into any application supporting such behavior, such as Microsoft Excel.