What is a trading API? A trading API (Application Programming Interface) allows users to interact with a trading platform programmatically. It provides a set of rules and protocols for software applications to communicate with the trading system, enabling automated trading strategies, data retrieval, and order placement without manual intervention. Does Webull offer an API? Yes, Webull now provides an API for eligible clients. Our API currently supports stocks, options, futures, and crypto trading. You can find more information on API capabilities here. In addition, Webull continues to partner with TradingView, enabling clients to trade directly from their Webull accounts through the TradingView platform. To use this feature, log in to the TradingView website and connect your Webull account with your TradingView account. Am I able to apply for the API service on the mobile app? No. You can only apply for the API service through the Webull website at this time. Do I need to open an account or have an open brokerage account to use the API service? Yes. You must have an active Webull brokerage account, either newly opened or already established, in order to apply for and use the API service. What requirements must be met for an API application? To qualify for API access, your account must have a minimum net account value of $100. Your application will also be reviewed based on your risk profile and trading history. If your application is denied due to account value requirements, you may reapply once you meet the minimum threshold. How can I apply for the API service? |
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If you don’t have an account, you need to open one before applying for the API. How long does the API application process take? The API application review typically takes 1–2 business days to complete. How do I generate and manage my API keys? |
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Security Reminder: Keep your App Key and App Secret secure and do not expose them to any third party. If you suspect any risk, reset your key at any time. We also recommend enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and IP whitelisting to help protect your API access. |