With the lemon.markets API, placing an order is only one API call. But kind of information do you need to include in your request? In this blog post we walk you through how to successfully place an order and how to activate it with the trading API, such that it is placed and filled on the exchange of your choice. Keep reading to learn more.

The lemon.markets /account endpoint can be used to access your user information, withdraw money from your brokerage into your reference account and retrieve any documents related to your account. Use it to stay up-to-date with all things concerned with your lemon.markets account. Read on to find out more.

We offer four main order types at lemon.markets, the market order, limit order, stop-market order and stop-limit order. Your use case dictates which one is the right choice for you! Read this article if you’d like to find out the advantages and disadvantages of each and how to implement your order type on our API.

Postman can be used to test out APIs without having to set up your own testing environment. We’ve created a lemon.markets Postman workspace, which means all you need to do is fork the workspace, fill in your API token and start sending your first requests. Keep reading to learn how to use it.

lemon.markets was born out of the lack of European brokerages with a stable, reliable API. We designed our Trading API with the developer in mind, which means that its infrastructure is optimised such that you can use it to build almost any brokerage product you can imagine. Keep reading to learn more about its endpoints.