Coindisco API integration & on-ramp aggregator data services

OpenData / OpenFinance protocol analysis, quote routing, transaction export and portfolio APIs for Coindisco – Buy & Sell Crypto (com.coindisco)

Source code from $300 · Pay-per-call hosted API
OpenData · OpenFinance · Crypto on-ramp · Protocol analysis · Portfolio APIs

Plug Coindisco quotes, orders, wallets and on/off-ramp rails into your product — compliantly

Coindisco is a smart on/off-ramp aggregator that compares providers such as Revolut, Stripe, MoonPay and Ramp Network to help users buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, USDT and 2,000+ other tokens in 130+ countries. Our studio delivers production-ready API implementations and protocol analysis so you can surface that routing logic, transaction history and portfolio state inside your own app, dashboard, CRM or compliance tooling.

On-ramp quote & routing API — Retrieve best-rate quotes across 15+ providers (MoonPay, Ramp, Stripe, Revolut, Transak and more), including real token price, provider fee, network fee and estimated settlement time for a given fiat/crypto/country/payment-method tuple.
Transaction history & statement API — Paginated access to a user's Coindisco purchases and sells: order id, provider, fiat leg, crypto leg, fees, on-chain tx hash, KYC status and timestamps; exportable to JSON, CSV or PDF for reconciliation.
Portfolio & rewards sync — Read aggregated crypto balances, realised P&L and Coindisco loyalty points so internal finance, CRM or tax tools can show a single, up-to-date position.

What makes Coindisco's data valuable

Multi-provider routing signals

Unlike a single-provider on-ramp, Coindisco normalises quotes from Revolut, Stripe, MoonPay, Ramp Network, Transak and similar rails into one comparable payload. Pulling that structured feed into your product gives you price-competitive routing without integrating each vendor individually — the same pattern Onramper and Uniramp popularised at the infrastructure layer.

True fee transparency

The app advertises "See all costs upfront, including real token prices". For an integrator, that means every order record contains a clean breakdown of provider fee, network fee, spread and fiat total — the kind of granular data a fintech back-office, tax tool or neobank needs to reconcile a crypto leg against a bank statement.

Global payment-method coverage

Credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SEPA, Faster Payments, ACH and local payment options are all represented. An integration can filter quotes per country/method and feed that back into UX personalisation or merchant checkout — directly analogous to OpenBanking "payment initiation" style flows but applied to crypto on-ramps.

2,000+ tokens, 200+ blockchains

Recent 2024–2025 product updates extended coverage to 2,100+ tokens and 200+ blockchains, including DEX-only routing through Jupiter, 1inch, CoW Swap and Aquarius on Arbitrum, Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Smart Chain and Stellar. This breadth makes the portfolio API useful for multi-chain dashboards and DeFi reporting.

Data available for integration

Derived from the Coindisco app description, public documentation and our protocol analysis of com.coindisco, the following structured data surfaces are realistic integration targets. Actual field availability depends on user authorization and any partner agreement.

Data typeSource (screen / feature)GranularityTypical use
On-ramp quotes"Buy crypto" flow (provider comparison screen)Per fiat / crypto / country / payment method; refreshed per requestPrice routing, white-label checkout, fee audits
Order / transaction history"Transactions" tabOrder id, provider, fiat amount, crypto amount, fees, status, tx hashReconciliation, tax reporting, CRM enrichment
Portfolio balances"Portfolio" / wallet viewPer token per chain; current value in fiatNet-worth dashboards, rebalancing, PFM tools
Payment-method metadataCheckout screenCard / Apple Pay / Google Pay / bank transfer / local method; per countryCheckout personalisation, conversion optimisation
KYC / verification statusAccount & onboardingLevel (basic, enhanced), region, provider-specific stateMiCA / AML compliance, risk scoring
Rewards / loyalty points"Rewards" sectionPoint balance, accrual events, redemption historyRetention analytics, loyalty program linkage
Supported tokens & chainsMarket / asset list2,100+ tokens across 200+ chains; DEX vs CEX route flagAsset listing sync, treasury tooling

Screenshots

Interface reference from the live Coindisco – Buy & Sell Crypto listing. Click any thumbnail to enlarge; press Esc or click the backdrop to close.

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Typical integration scenarios

1. Neobank "buy crypto" module

A neobank embeds a crypto on-ramp inside its app without integrating MoonPay, Ramp, Stripe and Transak one-by-one. Our Coindisco quote API is called with {fiat, crypto, amount, country, payment_method}; it returns the cheapest route and a handoff token. Order status is streamed back through a webhook and persisted alongside the user's regular banking ledger — the same architectural pattern as PSD2 payment-initiation services under OpenBanking.

2. Crypto tax & accounting sync

A tax tool (Koinly / CoinTracker style) pulls the full Coindisco transaction history for a consenting user: order id, fiat leg, crypto leg, provider fees, network fees, timestamps and on-chain tx_hash. The statement export is normalised into the tool's existing ledger schema so capital-gains reports include Coindisco orders alongside exchange trades.

3. Compliance & AML monitoring

A licensed CASP uses the data feed to monitor aggregated on-ramp volume per user, flagging transactions above the €1,000 enhanced-due-diligence threshold and the €15,000 source-of-funds threshold introduced by MiCA. KYC status, provider selection and destination wallet metadata feed a rule engine that produces SAR-ready audit trails.

4. Wallet portfolio dashboard

A multi-chain wallet (similar to Trust Wallet or Atomic Wallet) imports the user's Coindisco purchases and balances so the "Buy" tab shows a unified history across CEX, DEX and on-ramp rails. Our API exposes per-token positions across 200+ chains including Arbitrum, Solana, Base, BNB Smart Chain and Stellar.

5. Merchant / partner analytics

A Web3 partner who drives traffic to Coindisco wants revenue-share analytics. The integration exposes anonymised order counts, volumes by country and payment method, and conversion by provider. Output feeds BI dashboards (Metabase, Looker) so the partner's growth team can optimise campaigns per region.

Technical implementation & deliverables

Deliverables checklist

  • OpenAPI / Swagger specification for every exposed endpoint
  • Protocol & auth flow report (login, refresh, device binding, request signing)
  • Runnable source code in Python, Node.js or Go (your choice)
  • Integration tests, Postman collection and example fixtures
  • MiCA / GDPR compliance notes and data-retention guidance
  • Optional hosted gateway with pay-per-call billing and per-key quotas

Example: on-ramp quote endpoint

POST /api/v1/coindisco/quotes
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "fiat_currency": "EUR",
  "crypto_symbol": "BTC",
  "crypto_network": "bitcoin",
  "fiat_amount": 500,
  "country": "DE",
  "payment_method": "sepa_transfer"
}

200 OK
{
  "request_id": "qr_9f8c21",
  "best_route": {
    "provider": "ramp_network",
    "token_price_eur": "62341.22",
    "provider_fee_eur": "4.95",
    "network_fee_eur": "0.80",
    "crypto_amount": "0.00796321",
    "eta_minutes": 3
  },
  "alternatives": [
    { "provider": "moonpay",  "provider_fee_eur": "6.10" },
    { "provider": "stripe",   "provider_fee_eur": "7.25" },
    { "provider": "transak",  "provider_fee_eur": "5.80" }
  ]
}

Example: transaction history (statement) API

GET /api/v1/coindisco/transactions?from=2025-01-01&to=2025-03-31
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

200 OK
{
  "account_id": "acc_7a4e",
  "page": 1,
  "items": [
    {
      "order_id": "ord_0c91a2",
      "direction": "buy",
      "provider": "moonpay",
      "fiat": { "currency": "USD", "amount": "250.00" },
      "crypto": { "symbol": "SOL", "chain": "solana", "amount": "1.82" },
      "fees": { "provider": "4.20", "network": "0.01" },
      "tx_hash": "5K9s...uQa",
      "kyc_level": "basic",
      "status": "completed",
      "created_at": "2025-02-14T09:12:33Z"
    }
  ]
}

Example: order webhook

POST https://your-app.example.com/webhooks/coindisco
X-Coindisco-Signature: t=1710000000,v1=HMAC_SHA256(...)

{
  "event": "order.completed",
  "order_id": "ord_0c91a2",
  "provider": "ramp_network",
  "fiat_amount": "500.00",
  "crypto_amount": "0.00796321",
  "tx_hash": "0x2e...a1f",
  "timestamp": "2025-03-11T14:08:02Z"
}

// Handle failure / refund via event = "order.failed" | "order.refunded"

Compliance & privacy

MiCA & regional rules

Crypto on/off-ramp integrations in the EU fall under MiCA, which has been fully enforceable across the 27 member states since 30 December 2024. Crypto-Asset Service Providers must implement customer identification before any transaction, 5-year KYC record retention, source-of-funds checks above €15,000, enhanced due diligence above €1,000 and PEP screening. Our Coindisco integration ships with audit-log hooks and consent records so downstream CASPs can demonstrate compliance to national competent authorities.

GDPR, data minimisation & FATF Travel Rule

Personal data is only retrieved under explicit user authorization and in the narrowest scope required for the integration. Where the FATF Travel Rule applies, beneficiary and originator information is handled through the existing Coindisco provider chain rather than duplicated. We also support UK FCA financial-promotion expectations and U.S. FinCEN reporting where relevant.

Security architecture

All API calls are signed (HMAC-SHA256), tokens are short-lived with refresh rotation, and sensitive artefacts are encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3). Request / response logs are redacted for PAN, CVV and wallet private data before being written to storage.

Data flow / reference architecture

A minimal production pipeline for Coindisco OpenData integration typically has four nodes:

  1. Coindisco mobile app (com.coindisco) — user-authorised session is obtained through the normal login flow; tokens and device bindings are captured by our adapter.
  2. Integration gateway — our service translates app-level calls into a clean REST interface (quotes, orders, portfolio, webhooks) with request signing and rate-limit shaping.
  3. Storage layer — transactions, quotes and KYC status are persisted in Postgres (hot) and S3/Parquet (cold) with per-tenant encryption keys.
  4. Consumption layer — dashboards, BI tools, tax software, compliance rule engines or your own product consume the data via REST, GraphQL or scheduled exports (CSV / JSON / PDF).

This structure mirrors the OpenBanking account-information / payment-initiation split, applied to crypto on/off-ramp flows rather than bank accounts.

Market positioning & user profile

Coindisco's main users are retail crypto buyers in 130+ countries who want a single place to compare fiat-to-crypto rates across providers, plus Web3 partners and fintechs who embed its aggregator through widget or white-label API. Primary regions include the EU (under MiCA), the UK, North America, LATAM and parts of MENA and Southeast Asia. The product runs on both Web and mobile, with the Android build (com.coindisco) focusing on mid-range devices and light data usage — a relevant detail when you're sizing batch jobs or mobile-side integrations. B2B interest is heaviest from neobanks, crypto wallets, tax-reporting tools and loyalty / rewards platforms.

Similar apps & integration landscape

Teams that integrate Coindisco often work with the following apps in the same on/off-ramp, exchange and wallet ecosystem. Each is a legitimate, widely used service; we mention them here so that integrators comparing options or consolidating data across platforms can find this page through related searches.

  • Onramper — Leading fiat-to-crypto onramp aggregator connecting 30+ ramps with 130+ payment methods; users who standardise on Onramper often want unified quote and order exports across it and Coindisco.
  • Uniramp — Universal onramp for Web3 with coverage in 90+ countries and 9,000+ tokens through a single API; common co-integration target for multi-aggregator routing.
  • Rampnow — On-ramp infrastructure with SEPA, ACH and Faster Payments support across 60+ blockchains; useful when a product needs both aggregator and direct infrastructure data in one view.
  • MoonPay — Direct on/off-ramp provider integrated inside Coindisco; integrators sometimes pull order data from both surfaces to reconcile fees and settlement times.
  • Ramp Network — Another direct provider inside Coindisco's router; transactions coming through Ramp can be traced via the Coindisco order record for accounting.
  • Transak — Widely used on-ramp with strong coverage in India, EU and LATAM; teams serving those regions often export data from Transak and Coindisco side by side.
  • Binance — Global crypto exchange app; users who buy via Coindisco and trade via Binance typically want a consolidated portfolio and trade history across both.
  • Coinbase — Major U.S. exchange with spot and advanced trading; complementary data feed for tax and PFM tools that also ingest Coindisco orders.
  • Kraken — Exchange and Kraken Wallet combination; relevant for cross-venue transaction reporting alongside Coindisco purchases.
  • Trust Wallet — Self-custody multi-chain wallet supporting 100+ blockchains; Coindisco buys frequently land in Trust Wallet addresses and show up in unified portfolio tools.
  • CEX.IO — All-in-one storage, trading and on-ramp platform; complementary data source for integrators building cross-platform order books.
  • Atomic Wallet — 1,500+ assets across 50+ blockchains with built-in swaps; portfolio views frequently combine Atomic balances with Coindisco purchase history.

About us, engagement models & contact

About the studio

We are an independent technical studio specialising in app interface integration and authorized API integration. Our engineers come from payments, digital banking, crypto exchanges and large-scale protocol analysis. We ship production-ready fintech and crypto APIs under explicit user authorization or documented public interfaces, and we understand the operational reality of MiCA, PSD2, GDPR, FCA, FinCEN and FATF Travel Rule obligations.

  • On/off-ramp aggregators, exchanges, wallets and neobanks
  • Transaction export, statement APIs and portfolio sync
  • Custom SDKs in Python, Node.js and Go with full test harness
  • Full pipeline: protocol analysis → build → validation → compliance
  • Source code delivery from $300 — runnable API source code + documentation; pay after delivery upon satisfaction.
  • Pay-per-call hosted API — use our managed endpoints and pay only for the calls you make, with no upfront cost.

Contact

To get a quote or submit your target app and requirements (for Coindisco or any similar on/off-ramp, exchange or wallet app), use our contact page:

Open contact page

Tell us: target app name, desired data or flows (quotes, transactions, portfolio, webhooks), preferred delivery language, and any region-specific compliance constraints.

Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: which Coindisco flows matter (quotes, orders, portfolio, webhooks, rewards).
  2. Protocol analysis & API design (typically 2–5 business days).
  3. Implementation & internal validation (typically 3–8 business days).
  4. Docs, Postman collection, samples and test cases (1–2 business days).
  5. Delivery & acceptance: first production-ready drop usually lands within 5–15 business days; partner reviews may extend timelines.

FAQ

What do you need from me?

The target app (Coindisco – Buy & Sell Crypto, com.coindisco is already known), the concrete flows you need (e.g. transaction history export, on-ramp quote API, webhook listener), and any existing partner credentials, sandbox keys or compliance constraints you operate under.

How long does delivery take?

Most Coindisco integrations reach a first API drop and documentation within 5–12 business days. Deeper work — e.g. multi-provider normalisation or full white-label checkout — may run longer.

How do you handle compliance?

We work from authorized or publicly documented interfaces, add consent records, audit logs and data-minimisation patterns, and align with MiCA, GDPR and FATF Travel Rule expectations. NDAs are signed when required.

Do you support pay-per-call?

Yes. In addition to source code delivery from $300, you can use our hosted Coindisco gateway and pay only for the calls you actually make.
Original app overview — Coindisco – Buy & Sell Crypto (appendix)

Coindisco – Buy & Sell Crypto is a one-stop digital asset hub that compares top on/off-ramp providers so users can buy crypto in the fastest and most cost-effective way. It surfaces real token prices and full fee breakdowns, and routes each order by payment method, location and currency. Supported providers include Revolut, Stripe, MoonPay and Ramp, among others.

The app supports credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfers and local payment options. Users can buy Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), USDT and dozens of other assets in over 130 countries worldwide. Coindisco also supports DEX-only tokens by automatically routing through Jupiter, 1inch, CoW Swap and Aquarius on networks such as Arbitrum, Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Smart Chain and Stellar, covering 2,100+ tokens across 200+ blockchains.

Extra features include selling and cashing out holdings via bank transfer, tracking transactions, managing a crypto portfolio, a rewards system that earns points per transaction, and both web and mobile apps. Support is handled at support@coindisco.com with terms at Coindisco.com/terms. Coindisco is not an exchange and does not provide investment advice; users should understand that cryptocurrency markets are volatile.

  • Smart routing across 15+ on/off-ramp providers and 100+ payment methods.
  • Coverage of 150+ payment methods and 100+ fiat currencies for 190+ countries.
  • Business integration via widget or white-label API with a partner dashboard.
  • Transparent fee surface, suitable for reconciliation and tax reporting.