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Read the market, list collectibles, buy available units, and make offers. Sign transactions with your own wallet or local signer.
Make your first requestAPI reference

Start with what you want to build

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Market dataBrowse collections, read prices, and track sales. No authentication needed.
Trading integrationCreate a session and connect your transaction signer.
Buy and sellRequest a quote, review the transaction, and submit your signature.
Make offersChoose between specific units and standing collection offers.

How the API works

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The marketplace and HTTP API are live on Bitcoin mainnet. The public SDK is coming soon; you can integrate today using any HTTP client.

Public reads need no API key. Account actions use a 24-hour session obtained by signing a login message. Transaction signing is separate: the API builds an unsigned PSBT, your signer reviews and signs it, and the API verifies the result. Private keys stay with you.

Counterparty assets can have many editions. Each listing sells one prepared unit; checkout lets you request a quantity and maximum price per unit. BTC amounts are integer satoshis, and raw asset quantities are decimal strings.

Build a reliable integration

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Fees and pricesPrice bounds, fee breakdowns, and seller proceeds.
Limits and errorsRequest budgets, error codes, and retry timing.
SDK — coming soonSDK availability and how to integrate with HTTP today.
RecoveryResume safely after a timeout or interrupted submission.

The HTTP API is versioned under /v1. Review changes before updating an integration. OpenAPI defines the HTTP schemas; llms.txt and llms-full.txt provide the guides in plain text.