Trade SODA on Kraken August 14.
Trade SODA on Kraken August 14.
The Candlestick price data API is available now to any team building with the SODAX SDK, with agentic support available through the Builder MCP server.
The SODAX SDK now includes a Candlestick price data API, live in beta: real-time OHLC (open, high, low, close) price candles for the assets SODAX supports, pulled directly into your app.
Bound Exchange's recent expansion into tokenized stocks needed a way to chart them. SODAX built this feed so Bound, and every other SDK partner, can have the feature in hand.
Builders no longer need a separate price-data vendor to render charts. The same execution system that settles the trade now supplies the data to draw it.
Many trading interfaces show price movement as a candlestick chart. It's the default way anyone looking at a market expects to see price, whether that market is a stock, a token, or anything else.
Building that chart has usually meant wiring up a separate price-data vendor, on top of whatever already handles the trade itself. The SODAX SDK closes that gap by providing Candlestick price data as an API inside the SDK, so partners can surface the chart when they support a new asset and don’t need to shop around for the data.
Bound Exchange, the first SODAX SDK partner live with tokenized stocks, recently expanded its catalog with new assets, xStocks like TSLAx and NVDAx among them. For Bound’s UX, every new asset on the trading interface needs a chart, and every chart needs a price feed behind it. This is an issue that many partners will face when listing new assets as all relevant data for their platform needs to be sourced.
Bound needed that feed to keep shipping at the pace its own users expect and SODAX believes that a partner should only need one integration to ship new features. Because it lives in the SDK rather than in a one-off integration, every other SDK partner inherits the same capability today, without any extra work.
Most teams building a B2C trading product don't want to spend engineering time on infrastructure. A price-data vendor is one more contract, one more integration, and one more thing to keep in sync with the trades actually settling on the network. Removing that burden is the point. A team building with the SODAX SDK can focus on their own product and user experience, while SODAX's cross-network infrastructure handles both the trade and the data needed to visualize it. That's true whether a team is running a full trading interface like Bound's or just wants a simple price chart next to a swap box.
The Candlestick price data API returns real-time OHLC candles for any asset supplied through the SODAX execution system. Developers can call it directly from the SDK, ensuring that SODAX integration can keep up with their UX demands.
The Candlestick price data API is available now to any team building with the SODAX SDK, with agentic support available through the Builder MCP server. Existing SDK partners can add it without any further setup on the trade side.
