ehamarkets API integration services (CFD / multi-asset OpenFinance)

Compliant protocol analysis, trade-history APIs and OpenData adapters for the ehamarkets-Trading & Investing platform — covering 600+ global symbols, indices, equities and FX CFDs.

From $300 · Pay-per-call available
OpenData · OpenFinance · Protocol analysis · CFD & multi-asset

Bring ehamarkets account, position and trade-history data into your stack — under authorized integration

ehamarkets-Trading & Investing (package com.trade.trade211) is a multi-asset mobile broker offering 600+ global symbols including SPX500, TECH100, NI225, HSI, Tesla, Microsoft and Apple. We deliver protocol-analysis-driven REST adapters that mirror its login, demo/live account, trade history and balance flows so partner systems can reconcile, report and analyze without a manual app session.

Account login & session APIs — Mirror the in-app authorization and demo/live switch; refresh tokens, surface account state (€1000 demo balance, live equity) and flag the “7-day swap-free” window after registration.
Trade history & statement export — Pull Quick-Mode and Standard-Mode tickets with paging, date filters and instrument scoping; export to JSON, CSV, Excel and PDF for finance and audit teams.
Market-data & symbol catalogue — Snapshot the 600+ symbol universe (indices, equities, FX, commodities, crypto CFDs) with last price, bid/ask spread and tradability flags for downstream dashboards.
Deposit & withdrawal events — Track Visa, MasterCard, other card and PayPal funding events; raise webhooks for KYC milestones and the level-up challenge rewards introduced in 2025.

Feature modules we build for ehamarkets

1. Authorization & session module

Wraps the email/phone login flow and the credit/demo/live account switch into a stable bearer-token endpoint. Session refresh is automated; rate-limit signals from the upstream are surfaced to the caller so an ERP or dashboard can back off cleanly. Use case: single-sign-on between an introducing-broker portal and the ehamarkets account.

2. Trade-history extraction

Reads closed and open positions for both Quick Mode (binary up/down tickets) and Standard Mode (zero-commission CFD orders, including the first 7-day overnight-swap-free window). Output normalises ticket type, open/close timestamps, leverage and realized P&L — ready for reconciliation against bank statements.

3. Statement & tax-report API

Generates monthly and annual statements equivalent to the in-app PDF, but as structured JSON. This unlocks programmatic feeds into accounting tools (Xero, QuickBooks, SAP) and into MiFID II ex-post cost & charges reporting for European EU/EEA partners.

4. Symbol & price catalogue sync

Mirrors the 600+ symbol list (SPX500, TECH100, NI225, HSI, Tesla, Microsoft, Apple, etc.) with the last quote, spread-from-zero pricing flag and instrument metadata. Use case: a competitor-analysis dashboard that compares ehamarkets pricing to Saxo, XTB and IG on the same tickers.

5. Funding & deposit-event webhooks

Emits structured events for card-based deposits and PayPal top-ups (with the €10 minimum deposit threshold respected). Each event carries method, currency, FX-rate context and the resulting equity delta — consumable by AML, fraud and treasury pipelines.

6. Awards & reputation feed (optional)

Surfaces public award metadata such as “Best Mobile Broker of the Year Global 2025” (World Business Outlook), “Fastest Trading Platform 2025” (World Finance) and “Most User-Friendly Trading Platform Europe 2024” (Global Business Review Magazine), packaged as a small JSON feed for partner marketing pages.

Data available for integration (OpenData inventory)

The table below maps the structured data ehamarkets exposes through its app screens to the API resources we deliver. Each row lists the source screen, the typical granularity and the downstream business workflow it unlocks under an OpenData/OpenFinance model.

Data typeSource (app screen / feature)GranularityTypical use
Account profile & KYC stateSign-up + Verification flowPer user, per documentKYC sync, AML, partner onboarding
Account balance & equityWallet / Account dashboardReal-time, per currencyTreasury reporting, risk dashboards
Quick-Mode ticketsQuick Mode trading screenPer ticket (2-min cycles)Behavioural analytics, churn modelling
Standard-Mode CFD ordersStandard Mode chart & order ticketPer order, per fillP&L reporting, MiFID II cost disclosure
Symbol catalogue & quotesMarkets / WatchlistPer symbol, per tickPricing comparison, market-data feeds
Deposit & withdrawal logDeposit / Withdraw flowsPer transactionReconciliation against Visa/Mastercard/PayPal
Demo & level-up rewardsDemo €1000 + 2025 Level-up ChallengePer task, per rewardPromo accounting, conversion analytics
Notifications & alertsIn-app push & chatPer notificationCompliance archiving, support routing

Typical integration scenarios

Scenario A — Cross-broker P&L consolidation

A wealth-management partner wants a unified ledger across ehamarkets and second-broker accounts (e.g. eToro, XTB). We expose /v1/eha/positions and /v1/eha/orders with a normalised schema (instrument, side, size, average price, realized/unrealized P&L) so the partner pipeline can right-join trades against custodian statements. This maps to the OpenFinance pattern of consent-driven account aggregation.

Scenario B — MiFID II ex-post cost & charges

EU-facing introducing brokers must produce the annual MiFID II ex-post cost & charges report. We extract every Standard-Mode CFD order including the implicit spread-from-zero cost and the swap fees that begin after the 7-day swap-free window, then format it for the partner's compliance vendor. This converts a manual screenshot exercise into a scheduled feed.

Scenario C — Quick-Mode behavioural analytics

A growth team wants to study Quick-Mode “earn in as little as 2 minutes” tickets vs Standard-Mode CFDs to forecast LTV. The integration emits per-ticket events with cycle length, stake (from €1), instrument and outcome, and lands them in BigQuery / Snowflake. Outcome: cohort dashboards in dbt, fed by a single ingest endpoint.

Scenario D — PayPal & card reconciliation

An accounting team needs to match Visa, MasterCard and PayPal acquirer statements against ehamarkets deposit events. Our webhook emits a deposit object (method, gross, net, currency, txn_id, KYC tier) at settle time, and the partner's ETL job pairs it with the acquirer payout file. Discrepancies surface as a queue, not as month-end surprises.

Scenario E — Education partner sandbox

A trading-education site wants to let learners practice against ehamarkets demo balances without sharing credentials. The integration provisions a demo session, exposes the €1000 starting balance and streams the 2025 Level-up Challenge tasks as a curriculum feed, so progress can be displayed inside the partner's LMS.

Technical implementation

Login & session refresh

POST /api/v1/eha/auth/login
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "identifier": "trader@example.com",
  "credential": "<hashed-credential>",
  "account_mode": "live",
  "device_fingerprint": "ios-6471932560-..."
}

200 OK
{
  "access_token": "<bearer>",
  "refresh_token": "<rt>",
  "expires_in": 3600,
  "account": {
    "id": "u-9182",
    "currency": "EUR",
    "swap_free_until": "2025-05-08T00:00:00Z"
  }
}

Trade-history query

GET /api/v1/eha/orders
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
?from=2025-01-01&to=2025-03-31
&mode=standard&symbol=SPX500&limit=200

200 OK
{
  "items": [{
    "order_id": "ord-7710",
    "mode": "standard",
    "symbol": "SPX500",
    "side": "buy",
    "size": 0.10,
    "open_price": 5102.40,
    "close_price": 5121.85,
    "pnl_eur": 19.45,
    "swap_eur": 0.00,
    "opened_at": "2025-02-14T09:21:11Z",
    "closed_at": "2025-02-14T13:02:08Z"
  }],
  "next_cursor": "eyJvcmRlcl9pZCI6Im9yZC03Njk5In0="
}

Deposit webhook (PayPal/card)

POST https://partner.example/webhooks/eha
X-EHA-Signature: t=...,v1=...

{
  "event": "deposit.settled",
  "deposit_id": "dep-44021",
  "method": "paypal",
  "gross_eur": 250.00,
  "net_eur": 248.50,
  "fx_rate": null,
  "kyc_tier": "tier-2",
  "occurred_at": "2025-03-04T08:10:55Z"
}

// Verify HMAC, then upsert into deposits table.
// Errors: 4xx responses are retried with exponential
// backoff up to 24h; 5xx after 3 attempts pages oncall.

Compliance & privacy

ehamarkets serves European users (the App Store listing is live in EU markets including Belgium and Greece) and accepts EUR funding from €10. Integrations therefore cross several regulatory surfaces: MiFID II for investor protection, ex-ante and ex-post cost disclosures and trade reporting; GDPR for personal-data minimisation, lawful basis and the right to erasure; and ESMA retail leverage / negative-balance protection rules for CFDs. Where applicable, we also align with PSD2 SCA for card-funding event handling.

We work strictly under written customer authorization and store only the data fields the use case requires. Access tokens are scoped, rotated and revocable; webhook payloads are signed with HMAC-SHA256; audit logs are retained on the partner side, never inside our infrastructure.

Data flow / architecture

A typical pipeline keeps ehamarkets at the edge and the partner system in control of storage and analytics:

ehamarkets app/backend Authorized adapter (REST + WS) Partner ingestion (Kafka / queue) Storage (Postgres / BigQuery) Reporting & downstream APIs

Real-time price streams use WebSocket; account, order and statement reads use REST with cursor paging; deposit and KYC events use signed webhooks. Partners can choose either source-code delivery (we hand over the adapter) or our hosted, pay-per-call gateway.

Market positioning & user profile

ehamarkets is positioned as a mobile-first, retail multi-asset broker with a low-threshold onboarding (€10 minimum deposit, €1 minimum trade size) and a free €1000 demo account. Public materials describe roughly 5 million users worldwide, with strong distribution across Europe (EU/EEA App Store regions including Belgium, Greece and surrounding markets) and additional reach into MENA and APAC retail audiences. Both Android and iOS are supported, and the app prioritises a fast, single-pane mobile UX rather than a desktop terminal — consistent with its 2025 “Fastest Trading Platform” recognition by World Finance and 2024 “Most User-Friendly Trading Platform Europe” from Global Business Review Magazine. Typical integration buyers include introducing brokers, fintech aggregators, accounting/ERP vendors and educational platforms looking to plug ehamarkets data into broader OpenFinance workflows.

Screenshots

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Similar apps & integration landscape

The names below are real, well-known multi-asset brokers and trading apps in the same retail/CFD landscape as ehamarkets. We list them not as criticism or ranking, but because integration teams almost always need a unified view across several of them. Each entry is a brief note on the kind of structured data the platform holds and how it sits next to ehamarkets in an OpenFinance roadmap.

  • Saxo — A 70,000+ instrument multi-asset broker; structured trade history and tax-ready statements often need to be merged with ehamarkets data for cross-broker P&L reporting.
  • XTB — Offers CFDs on FX, indices, commodities, stocks, ETFs and crypto via xStation 5; users who hold both XTB and ehamarkets accounts ask for unified order export and instrument-level cost analysis.
  • eToro — Social-trading and CopyTrader data (followed traders, copy ratios) is structurally different from ehamarkets but commonly consolidated alongside it for total portfolio dashboards.
  • Interactive Brokers (IBKR) — Institutional-grade reporting, FlexQuery and the IBKR API are the gold standard; partners often want ehamarkets data normalised into the same schema they already use for IBKR feeds.
  • Exness — Forex- and CFD-focused with MT4, MT5 and proprietary terminals; trade-history exports complement ehamarkets in regions where users hold accounts at both brokers.
  • Pepperstone — Multi-asset CFD broker with a strong APAC presence; aggregating its statements with ehamarkets gives accountants a single tax-period view.
  • XM — A widely used multi-asset broker; integrators typically reuse the same OAuth-style adapter pattern when they later add ehamarkets to a portfolio aggregator.
  • IG — Provides a public trading API for CFDs; teams that already speak the IG REST style appreciate when ehamarkets is wrapped to a similar resource shape.
  • Alpaca — A developer-first US equities/options/crypto broker API; common partner pattern is “Alpaca for US equities + ehamarkets for international CFDs” behind one app.
  • OANDA & FXCM — Long-standing FX and CFD API providers; their REST/FIX patterns inform how we shape the ehamarkets adapter so existing tooling can be reused.

What we deliver

Deliverables checklist

  • OpenAPI 3.1 specification for every adapter endpoint
  • Protocol & auth-flow report (token chain, refresh, rate-limit notes)
  • Runnable source code (Python 3.12 / Node.js 20) with fixtures
  • End-to-end test harness against demo and live modes
  • MiFID II / GDPR-aware data-handling guidance and DPA template
  • Postman collection & sample notebooks for finance teams

Engagement options

  • Source-code delivery from $300 — runnable adapter and full documentation; pay after delivery, on satisfaction.
  • Pay-per-call hosted API — we operate the adapter, you call our endpoint and pay only for what you use; no upfront cost.
  • Optional retainers for upstream protocol drift, new endpoints and on-call SLAs.

Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: integration scenarios and API needs (login, statements, deposits, market data).
  2. Protocol analysis & API design (2–5 business days).
  3. Build, internal validation and security review (3–8 business days).
  4. Docs, samples, test cases and handover (1–2 business days).
  5. Typical first delivery: 5–15 business days; complex flows or third-party approvals may extend timelines.

About our studio

We are an independent studio focused on App interface integration and authorized API integration for fintech, trading and OpenBanking ecosystems. Our team brings hands-on experience from banks, payment gateways, brokerage operations and protocol-analysis labs. We deliver one-stop services across protocol analysis, interface refactoring, OpenData integration and third-party interface integration — including automated data scripts and complete interface documentation.

  • Familiar with mainstream broker, banking and e-commerce app authorization standards across Europe, MENA, APAC and LATAM.
  • Compliant and lawful interface implementations aligned to MiFID II, PSD2, GDPR and other local frameworks.
  • Android and iOS coverage with ready-to-use API source code, interface documentation and test plans.
  • Two engagement models: source-code delivery from $300, or pay-per-call hosted API access.

Contact

For quotes or to submit your target app and requirements, open our contact page:

Contact page

Tell us the target app (already ehamarkets-Trading & Investing), the data fields you need (e.g. trade history, deposits, symbol catalogue) and any sandbox or partner credentials you can share. We will send back a scoped quote within one business day.

FAQ

What do you need from me to start?

The target app (already set: ehamarkets-Trading & Investing), the specific data fields and use cases (trade history, balances, statements, deposits, symbol catalogue), and any sandbox or partner credentials you already hold.

Do you provide live trading order placement?

Our default scope is read-only OpenData (history, balance, statements, market catalogue). Order-placement adapters are scoped separately and only delivered under explicit written authorization.

How long does delivery take?

Usually 5–12 business days for a first adapter and docs; multi-region or real-time pipelines can take longer if upstream throttling or KYC handshakes are involved.

How do you handle compliance?

Authorized or documented public endpoints only, with consent records, signed webhooks, scoped tokens and data-minimisation guidance — aligned with MiFID II ex-post reporting and GDPR data-subject rights. NDAs available on request.
📱 Original app overview (appendix)

ehamarkets — Trade Global Markets with Confidence. ehamarkets is a professional multi-asset trading platform specially designed for both beginners and experienced traders. With real-time market data, intuitive tools, transparent pricing and a free demo account, users can learn, analyze and make informed trading decisions anytime, anywhere.

Key features as described by the publisher:

  • Free €1000 Demo Account — identical to the real account, ideal for risk-free practice; the more you practice, the more confident you become.
  • Quick Mode — predict whether the price will rise or fall and earn in as little as 2 minutes.
  • Standard Mode — zero-cost trading: zero commission forever, plus zero overnight swap fee for the first 7 days after registration; transparent, competitive pricing aimed at maximising returns.
  • Ultra-low investment threshold — from as little as €1 per trade and a minimum deposit from €10.
  • Multi-asset coverage — 600+ major global symbols including indices and shares such as SPX500, TECH100, NI225, HSI, Tesla, Microsoft and Apple.
  • Multiple deposit channels — Visa, MasterCard, other credit cards and PayPal for fast deposits and withdrawals.
  • 24/7 multilingual support — email, in-app chat and voice call. Email: support@ehamarkets.com.

Awards: Best Mobile Broker of the Year Global 2025 (World Business Outlook); Fastest Trading Platform 2025 (World Finance); Most User-Friendly Trading Platform Europe 2024 (Global Business Review Magazine).

Risk warning: By investing you are taking a risk and may experience both profits and losses. This page describes a third-party technical-integration service and is not investment advice or an endorsement of trading on the platform.