Live Forex API: Accurate Exchange Rates for Developers

A Forex API allows developers to access foreign exchange market data programmatically. With our Forex API, you can retrieve live exchange rates, historical forex data, and currency trends to power financial applications, dashboards, or analytical tools.

Using the Forex API is simple and efficient. By sending a request with your API key, you can fetch data in both JSON and XML formats. This allows developers to integrate real-time forex data into any application, whether it's a financial dashboard, research tool, or a market analysis platform.

Our documentation provides step-by-step guides and code examples to help you get started in minutes. Developers can also leverage the API to build sophisticated analytical tools, enabling their applications to adapt to changing market conditions.

The API also supports multiple programming languages, ensuring compatibility across various development environments, including Python, JavaScript, and PHP.

We provide robust support for all paid plans, including email support and access to detailed documentation.

Our support team is available to assist with integration issues, troubleshooting, and best practices. For quick resolutions, our FAQs and community forums provide additional help.

Our documentation is updated frequently to reflect new features, ensuring that developers have the latest information to implement the API efficiently.

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Yes! Our Forex API includes historical forex data going back to the year 2000.

This data is ideal for financial research, comparative trend analysis, and predictive modeling. With two endpoints, `/history` and `/timeframe`, you can query daily rates for specific dates or get data over a custom range of dates.

Historical data allows businesses and developers to build robust tools for understanding market behavior and analyzing currency fluctuations over time.

Our historical data is sourced from trusted institutions and central banks, ensuring its accuracy and reliability for critical financial applications. However as the data is delayed up to one minute, we do not recommend trading using our data.

Absolutely! While our Forex API primarily focuses on foreign exchange currencies, it also supports major cryptocurrencies.

Cryptocurrency rates such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and others are available alongside traditional forex data. This combination makes the API versatile for developers building applications that require both digital and fiat currency rates.

By including cryptocurrencies, our API empowers applications targeting modern financial landscapes. For developers, this means fewer integrations, as they can rely on a single API for both forex and cryptocurrency data.

Additionally, the API ensures that cryptocurrency rates are as accurate and reliable as those for fiat currencies, making it suitable for projects that combine traditional and digital finance.

Our Forex API provides data updated every minute, depending on your subscription plan.

For users on the Professional Plan, updates occur every minute, ensuring the most up-to-date forex rates. The StartUp Plan updates every 10 minutes, while the Essential Plan and Free Plan update every 60 minutes. These intervals provide options for applications requiring varying levels of data precision and frequency.

Having frequent updates ensures that users can rely on the data for real-time applications such as financial dashboards or analytical systems.

Furthermore, our API infrastructure is designed to handle large-scale requests efficiently, ensuring low latency even during peak times.

We offer a free plan with limited features and request limits, perfect for personal projects and initial testing.

The free plan allows up to 500 monthly requests and updates data every 60 minutes. For applications requiring higher request limits or real-time updates, our paid plans provide advanced features.

Our free tier is ideal for small-scale projects or proof-of-concept testing, ensuring that developers can explore the API without upfront costs.

Upgrading to a paid plan unlocks additional benefits such as real-time updates, premium support, and access to historical data for advanced use cases.