Features / LIVE / Levels API

The dealer levels as JSON, for your own code.

One read-only token opens FirmTape's levels to any script: the zero-gamma flip, the call wall, the put wall and net gamma of the volume book, with the open-interest book alongside, for SPX, the futures views and 123 tickers. The same numbers the terminal and the platform plugins draw.

LIVE.

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An integration token created on the account page, masked, with the tokens list below it

Why: the levels as data, with their book and time, for a bot, a sheet or a dashboard of your own. Where: a token from Account, Integrations; the requests are on the reference page.

How to use it

  1. Create an integration token under Account, Integrations.
  2. Send it as a bearer header with each request, as the reference shows.
  3. Ask for up to twenty symbols at once: SPX, ES, NQ, RTY or any ticker on Symbols.
  4. Add gamma by strike when you need the ladder, or the day's levels as a series.

How to read it

What it measures

The volume book's zero-gamma flip, call wall, put wall and net gamma, with the open-interest book alongside. SPX's book is rebuilt every second; a ticker's every five minutes; ES, NQ and RTY are the index books moved by the day's basis.

Limits

120 requests a minute per token. A revoked token or an ended plan stops working within a minute. Every field and error is on the reference page, with an OpenAPI document.

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Questions

What does a request need?
An integration token from Account, Integrations, sent as a bearer header. A tool that cannot set headers can pass it in the address, as the reference explains.
How often can I call it?
120 requests a minute per token. An unchanged reading answers with no body and does not count against the limit.
Which symbols are covered?
SPX, the ES, NQ and RTY views, and every ticker on Symbols, up to twenty in one request.
Does it carry the measured book?
No. The API carries the volume and open-interest books; the measured book stays in the terminal.
Where are the field names and errors?
On the reference page, /docs/developers/live, with an OpenAPI document a client can generate itself from.

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