Developer platform

Does Quantova offer a developer API?

Quantova Developer API lets developers build crypto trading dashboards, Telegram bots, community tools, and integrations using scoped API keys for bot management, market analysis, trade history, wallet credits, webhooks, and sandbox paper trade simulations.

Quantova does not guarantee profit. Crypto trading involves risk, including loss of capital, and platform content is educational and operational, not financial advice.

What developers can build

The API is designed for controlled integrations that need Quantova data and safe automation workflows without exposing the live trading engine by default.

  • Custom dashboards for Quantova bot status, trade history, and performance.
  • Telegram or community tools that read bots and market analysis.
  • Sandbox paper trade simulations for testing workflows before live trading.
  • Webhook receivers for supported bot, trade, wallet, and API events.

Production safety controls

Developer API keys are created with scoped permissions and can be revoked from the Quantova workspace.

  • Bearer API keys are hashed at rest and only shown once at creation.
  • Scopes limit access to bots, trades, paper execution, wallet reads, market reads, and webhooks.
  • IP allowlisting and request logs help users audit third-party integrations.
  • Live trade execution is disabled until Quantova enables the protected live API rollout.

API base URL

The first public version is separated from the dashboard routes.

  • Base URL: https://quantova.tech/developer/v1
  • Authentication: Authorization: Bearer qv_test_or_qv_live_key
  • Sandbox keys start with qv_test_ and live keys start with qv_live_.

Quick Answers

Can developers place live trades through the Quantova API?

Live developer API execution is disabled by default. Quantova first exposes scoped read, bot management, webhooks, and sandbox paper simulation endpoints while the protected live execution rollout remains gated.

How are Quantova developer API keys stored?

Quantova stores developer API keys as hashes, shows the raw key only once at creation, and allows users to revoke keys from the developer workspace.

Can API access be restricted by scope and IP address?

Yes. Developer keys support permission scopes and optional allowed IP addresses so production integrations can be limited to trusted servers and required actions only.

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