Nasdaq Data Link provides a modern and efficient method of delivery for realtime exchange data and other financial information. Data is made available through a suite of APIs, allowing for effortless integration of data from disparate sources, and a dramatic reduction in time to market for customer-designed applications. The API is highly scalable, and robust enough to support the delivery of real-time exchange data. Read our latest case study: Nasdaq Data Link Provides Real-Time Data with Efficiency and Scale to Fintech Newcomer Unhedged
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The client success team will provide you with the API URL (<base_url>), username (client_id), and password (client_secret). Substitute for these placeholders with actual values in your code.
Access to the API is granted by providing your client_id and client_secret using OAuth 2.0 authentication.
GETLast SaleGETLast TradeGETLast QuoteGETSnapshotGETTrendsGETBars (BX and PSX)GETBars (Nasdaq, CQT, and OTCBB)
GETChainGETPricesGETNasdaq Options Greeks and Implied VolatilityGETNasdaq Options Greeks and Implied Volatility Powered by Nasdaq Basic
GETAll SymbolsGETSymbol DetailsGETAll IndexesGETIndex DetailsGETIndex ParticipantsGETAll ETPsGETETP DetailsGETOption Contracts
The first part of the URI path specifies the API version, in the format v{version_number}. For example, version 1 of the API (most current) is accessible via: For example, version 1 of the API (most current) is accessible via: https://<base_url>/v1/
200 OK The request was successful.
400 Bad Request Your request is invalid.
401 Unauthorized Your not entitled for requested data.
404 Not Found The specified API endpoint could not be found.
500 Internal Server Error We had a problem with our server. Try again later.
503 Service Unavailable We're temporarily offline for maintenance. Try again later.
We provide a Postman collection with a set of requests for the API. You will need an Nasdaq Cloud Data Service account with API access to run this tutorial. The Postman collection and environment files are available here.
Code and documentation released under the Apache License, Version 2.0