Developers
Build on Raptor.
Four transports, one permission model, and sandbox keys that run against simulated market data. Start building before anyone asks you for a purchase order.
- What it is
- Developer resources: guides, API reference across REST, WebSocket, FIX and webhooks, sandbox access and system status.
- Who it is for
- Developers at brokers, institutions and prop desks, and partners building integrations.
- Why it matters
- Evaluating a platform properly means writing code against it, not reading a datasheet.
- How it connects
- The API exposes the same primitives the platform surfaces use, under the same permission and risk checks.
- What happens next
- Request sandbox keys and build something small end to end.
What is inside
01
Documentation
Concepts, authentication, instruments, orders, positions and event delivery.
02
API reference
REST endpoints, WebSocket channels, FIX messages and webhook payloads.
03
Sandbox
Scoped keys against simulated market data with no commercial commitment.
04
System status
Component health, so you know whether it is you or us.
05
Versioning
Versioned endpoints with a documented deprecation policy.
06
Support
Technical questions to developers@777raptor.com, answered by people who wrote it.
Start with the sandbox
Simulated data, real API shape. The fastest way to judge whether this is pleasant to build against.