List instruments
Retrieve all instruments. Note that only instruments visible for your tenant will be returned.
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Query Parameters
Return instruments of the given types.
money_market_fund, stock, bill, bond, etf, mutual_fund, currency_pair, amc Return instruments with the given trading statuses.
buy_sell, buy_only, sell_only, not_trading Response
OK
- Bill
- CurrencyPair
- Bond
- MoneyMarketFund
- AMC
- ETF
Unique resource identifier.
The name of the instrument.
A unique, secondary, identifier representing the instrument in financial markets (e.g. ISIN or currency pair). For example, 'US5949181045' for the Apple Inc. stock and 'EUR/USD' for the EUR/USD currency pair.
The type of instrument.
The trading status of the instrument.
buy_sell, buy_only, sell_only, not_trading The rollout stage of the instrument. GA instruments are visible to every user; BETA instruments are visible only to pilot users.
ga, beta The trading increment refers to the smallest quantity or value of a financial instrument that can be traded. This means orders must be executed in multiples of this increment.
The number of decimal places for this instrument's trading increment.
Flag indicating if this instrument is only available to professional (incl. elective) investors under MiFID II.
The type of price for this instrument.
percent, money International Securities Identification Number.
The country code (in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format) of the instrument issuer.
The minimum trading quantity allowed for the given financial instrument.
The instrument's trading currency.
EUR, USD, GBP The maturity date of the instrument.
The number of days until the instrument matures.
Flag indicating whether account positions in this instrument can be configured to automatically rollover upon maturity.
Credit rating from a credit agency e.g AA.
Nominal denomination per unit against which the price is quoted, as reported by the venue. Varies by market convention: many Euro MTNs quote 1.00, US Treasuries typically 100, and US corporates often 100 or 1000. Stored for reference only.
The ticker symbol of the security.
The name of the instrument issuer.