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What is Kairos Trade?
Integration choices include delegated signing and an external EIP-712 lane for eligible clients. Scoped credentials and IP allowlisting support operational controls, while order fee quotes distinguish platform and venue charges.
Terminal access does not itself provide enterprise API credentials. Route limits and order support also differ: the guide gives 100 data requests/minute by default, up to 500 for candles and as low as 30 for heavy discovery; execution is described at 5 orders/second and WebSockets at 10 connections per user.
Who it is for
- Traders using an aggregated terminal.
- Teams building multi-venue execution with scoped credentials.
- Developers needing scoped credentials and operational order controls.
Features and coverage
- Market data
Query books, discovery, search, candles and trades.
- Order controls
Use supported time-in-force, post-only and slippage limits.
- Cancellation
Cancel up to 100 orders per batch and use venue-specific kill switches.
- Trader intelligence
Inspect P&L, exposure and fill history.
- Signing lanes
Eligible integrations choose delegated or external EIP-712 signing.
- Credential controls
Scope permissions and configure IP allowlisting.
- Fee quotes
Separate platform, venue and combined order costs.
Workflows with Kairos Trade
Build an integration
Choose venue and signing lane, obtain credentials and inspect data and fee quotes. Implement order-state reconciliation and cancellation before increasing activity.
Monitor a trading book
Combine positions and fills with live data and define when to invoke each venue's cancellation control.
Pricing and total cost
Enterprise quotes are per credential and depend on volume, venue mix and maker/taker activity. Exchange and network costs pass through separately; order-level quotes show the split.
Getting started
Before you start: Terminal access does not include enterprise credentials automatically.
- Enter the terminal or contact the enterprise team for API access.
- Choose an available delegated or external signing lane.
- Configure scoped X-Client-Id, X-Api-Key and X-Api-Secret.
- Begin with data requests and implement venue-specific order and cancellation handling.
Data routes have different limits: 100 requests/minute by default, up to 500 for candles and as low as 30 for heavy discovery.
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What to check
- Terminal access does not include enterprise credentials automatically.
- Execution is described at 5 orders/second and 10 WebSocket connections per user.
- Supported order types vary by venue.
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Frequently asked questions about Kairos Trade
Is enterprise access a fixed subscription?
No fixed public subscription is established; quotes depend on credential, volume and venue mix.
Can I sign outside Kairos?
An external EIP-712 lane is documented for eligible integrations.
Can I stop venue orders?
The API documents batch cancellation and venue-specific kill switches.