What is Kairos Trade?
Kairos combines a terminal with a separate enterprise integration offering. The API exposes REST and WebSocket surfaces for discovery, trades, candles, order management and wallet analytics. Enterprise access has its own credentials, signing arrangements, rate limits and volume-based quote.
Who it is for
- Active traders using an aggregated terminal
- Teams building a multi-venue execution integration
- Developers who need scoped credentials and operational order controls
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web, REST API, WebSocket
- Markets & venues
- Multiple supported prediction venues
- Aggregated market data
Access order books, discovery, search, candles and trade data.
- Order controls
Use supported time-in-force options, post-only behavior and slippage limits.
- Batch cancellation
Cancel up to 100 orders in a batch and use venue-specific kill switches.
- Trader intelligence
Inspect P&L, exposure and fill-history data.
- Signing choices
Eligible integrations use delegated signing or an external EIP-712 lane.
- Credential controls
Scoped permissions and IP allowlisting support production integrations.
- Fee quotes
An endpoint separates platform, venue and combined order costs.
Workflows with Kairos Trade
Build an execution integration
Establish the venue and signing lane, obtain scoped credentials, read market data and inspect fee quotes. Implement order-state handling and cancellation before increasing activity.
Monitor a trading book
Combine positions and fill history with live data, and define when to invoke the venue-specific cancellation control.
Pricing and total cost
Enterprise access is quoted per credential based on volume, venue mix and maker/taker activity. Exchange and network charges pass through separately; order-level fee quotes show the split.
Getting started
Before you start: Data route limits vary: the guide gives 100 requests/minute by default, up to 500 for candles and as low as 30 for heavy discovery.
- Use the terminal’s current access route or contact the enterprise team for API access.
- Select delegated or external signing where available.
- Configure X-Client-Id, X-Api-Key and X-Api-Secret with the appropriate scope.
- Start with data requests and implement venue-specific order and cancellation handling.
Useful links
What to check
- Data route limits vary: the guide gives 100 requests/minute by default, up to 500 for candles and as low as 30 for heavy discovery.
- Execution is described at 5 orders/second and WebSockets at 10 connections per user.
- Terminal access does not automatically include enterprise API credentials.
- Order-type support varies by venue.
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about Kairos Trade
Is enterprise pricing a fixed subscription?
The published model is a quote based on credential, volume and venue mix.
Can I sign orders outside Kairos?
An external EIP-712 signing lane is documented for eligible integrations.
Can I stop orders across a venue?
The API describes batch cancellation and venue-specific kill switches.


