Marketly Assistant by Binomo — API integration & OpenFinance services

Protocol analysis, account login, OHLC candles, and trade history APIs for the Marketly / Binomo trading platform — built around OpenData and OpenFinance patterns.

From $300 · Pay-per-call available
OpenData · OpenFinance · Trading protocol analysis · Market data export

Connect Marketly Assistant by Binomo accounts, charts, and trade history to your stack

Marketly Assistant, powered by the Binomo platform, gives traders a full analytical workbench: drawing tools for trend lines and support/resistance, an economic calendar, a glossary, video tutorials, and a no-registration demo account. We turn that user-side experience into developer-grade APIs — login, OHLC candles, trade history, demo state, and educational metadata — that you can call from a backend or a dashboard.

Account login & session APIs — Mirror the email / Google / Facebook login flow used by Binomo, with 2FA handling and session refresh, so you can bind users without re-prompting credentials.
OHLC candle & chart APIs — Pull historical and intraday candles by asset, timeframe and UTC range, the same data that drives the in-app drawing tools and up to 20 chart lines.
Trade & demo-account history — Export real and demo trade records with status, payout, instrument, and timestamps, ready for back-testing or analytics.
Educational catalog metadata — Surface the in-app glossary, strategy guides and economic calendar entries as structured JSON for content portals or LMS sync.

What we deliver

Each engagement closes with runnable code, an OpenAPI spec, and a written protocol-analysis report — not a slide deck. Most clients deploy the first endpoint inside two weeks.

Deliverables checklist

  • OpenAPI 3.1 specification for every endpoint we expose.
  • Protocol analysis report covering the auth handshake, token lifecycle, and WebSocket frames observed.
  • Runnable Python and Node.js source for login, candle pull, and trade-history pull.
  • Postman collection plus pytest / vitest suites against a sandbox.
  • Compliance notes: data minimization, retention, KYC pass-through, and IFC-aligned dispute handling.

Engagement models

  • Source code delivery from $300 — you receive the runnable API source and docs; you pay after delivery and acceptance.
  • Pay-per-call hosted endpoints — call our managed Marketly / Binomo gateway and pay only per request; no upfront fee, ideal for usage-based teams.
  • Custom retainer — protocol drift monitoring, schema regression tests, and on-call patches when the upstream app updates.

Data available for integration (OpenData inventory)

The table below summarises the structured data points we have observed inside Marketly Assistant by Binomo and the typical downstream uses. Field names are illustrative and are confirmed during the protocol-analysis phase.

Data typeSource (screen / feature)GranularityTypical downstream use
Account profileProfile / settings screenOne record per user (id, email, country, language, KYC tier)User onboarding, regional risk segmentation, multi-account dashboards
Session & auth tokensLogin flow (email / Google / Facebook + 2FA)Per-device session, with TTL and refresh hintBackend agents that act on behalf of a consenting user
OHLC candlesChart engine (drawing tools, indicators)Per asset, per timeframe (1m / 5m / 15m / 1h / 1d), UTC rangeBack-testing, analytics dashboards, signal research
Trade ticketsTrade history listPer ticket: instrument, direction, stake, payout, opened_at, closed_at, statusReconciliation, P&L reporting, compliance audit trails
Demo account stateDemo mode (no registration)Per session: virtual balance, open positions, win-rateTraining-platform dashboards, gamified learning analytics
Economic calendarEducation / calendar tabPer event: country, importance, expected vs actual, release timeNews-driven strategy automation, content sites, LMS sync
Educational catalogGlossary, strategy guides, video tutorialsPer item: title, locale, level, media URL, taxonomyInternal knowledge bases, training portals, partner microsites

Typical integration scenarios

Scenarios are drawn from real client briefs covering retail-broker analytics, training partners, and B2B affiliate dashboards. Each one maps directly onto an OpenData or OpenFinance pattern.

1. Trade-history reconciliation for affiliates

An IB or affiliate network needs nightly trade tickets across thousands of referred users. We expose /v1/marketly/trade-history with cursor pagination, signed by a per-affiliate token. The job lands deltas into BigQuery, where the affiliate calculates payout splits — replacing weekly CSV exports with a reliable, idempotent pull.

2. OHLC export for back-testing

A quant team wants 90 days of 1-minute candles for the top 30 instruments. We map asset symbols, normalise UTC timestamps, and serve a streaming response so they can backfill without rate-limit retries. This mirrors the get_candles(asset, start, end) shape already familiar from community Python clients.

3. KYC-aware account binding

A neo-broker partner wants to embed Marketly Assistant accounts inside its own app. We wrap the email / Google / Facebook login behind /v1/marketly/login, validate the 2FA challenge, and return a scoped session — the partner stores only an opaque handle, not raw credentials. KYC tier is exposed as a claim so downstream features unlock cleanly.

4. Demo-account telemetry for training providers

A trading-school operator runs cohorts on the no-registration demo mode. We push per-cohort win-rate, drawdown, and lesson-completion events into their LMS so instructors can grade students on real chart behaviour rather than quiz scores — turning the in-app demo into measurable curriculum output.

5. Compliance audit trail for IFC disputes

If a client must file with the International Financial Commission, the audit pack needs every order, payout, and authentication event. Our /v1/marketly/audit endpoint returns a Merkle-anchored event log so the operator can hand a regulator a tamper-evident timeline rather than a raw database dump.

Technical implementation

Three short examples — login, candle pull, and a webhook payload — to show the level of detail you receive. The patterns mirror what 2024–2025 community projects such as the Python BinomoAPI client publish, but wrapped in a documented and rate-limited gateway.

1) Account login + 2FA

POST /v1/marketly/login
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "email": "trader@example.com",
  "password": "<hashed>",
  "totp": "123456",
  "device_id": "ios-9c8f"
}

200 OK
{
  "session_id": "sess_01HX...",
  "access_token": "eyJhbGciOi...",
  "refresh_token": "rt_01HX...",
  "kyc_tier": "verified",
  "expires_in": 3600
}

2) Pull OHLC candles

GET /v1/marketly/candles
  ?asset=EURUSD
  &timeframe=1m
  &from=2026-04-01T00:00:00Z
  &to=2026-04-02T00:00:00Z
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

200 OK
{
  "asset": "EURUSD",
  "timeframe": "1m",
  "candles": [
    {"t":"2026-04-01T00:00:00Z","o":1.0832,"h":1.0834,"l":1.0830,"c":1.0833,"v":215},
    {"t":"2026-04-01T00:01:00Z","o":1.0833,"h":1.0836,"l":1.0832,"c":1.0835,"v":188}
  ],
  "next_cursor": "c_01HX..."
}

3) Trade-event webhook

POST https://your-app.example.com/hooks/marketly
X-Marketly-Signature: sha256=ab12...

{
  "event": "trade.closed",
  "occurred_at": "2026-05-02T08:14:11Z",
  "trade": {
    "id": "trd_01HX...",
    "asset": "BTCUSD",
    "direction": "call",
    "stake": 25.00,
    "payout": 47.50,
    "status": "won",
    "opened_at": "2026-05-02T08:13:11Z",
    "closed_at": "2026-05-02T08:14:11Z"
  },
  "account": {"id":"acc_01HX...","mode":"real","kyc_tier":"verified"}
}

Data flow / architecture

Marketly / Binomo clientEdge collector (auth, rate-limit, schema validation) → Normalisation layer (asset symbol map, UTC, currency) → Storage (Postgres for tickets, S3/Parquet for candles) → Outbound API + webhooks consumed by your dashboards, BI tools or LMS. The same pipeline emits an immutable event log for audit and replay.

Compliance & privacy

Marketly Assistant is operated on the Binomo platform by Dolphin Corp LLC, registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The platform is a Category A member of the International Financial Commission, which provides a dispute framework with compensation up to €20,000 per claim. We design every integration to respect that envelope: written client authorization, KYC pass-through, AML logging, and data-minimisation at the edge. Where users are based in the EU we additionally honour GDPR rights (access, rectification, erasure) through a documented data-subject-request endpoint.

What we will not do

  • Bypass platform rate limits, anti-abuse controls, or device attestation.
  • Persist raw user passwords or 2FA seeds anywhere in our infrastructure.
  • Operate in jurisdictions where the underlying broker is restricted (e.g. US, UK, EU regulated retail) without your written legal sign-off.
  • Mix real-money and demo data streams without explicit channel separation.

Screenshots

Click any thumbnail to view a larger version. These views map directly to the data inventory above — every chart, ticket and educational tile becomes a concrete API endpoint.

Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 1 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 2 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 3 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 4 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 5 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 6 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 7 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 8 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 9 Marketly Assistant by Binomo screenshot 10

Market positioning & user profile

Marketly Assistant by Binomo skews to mobile-first retail traders aged roughly 22–40 in emerging markets — primarily India, Indonesia, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa, and Vietnam — where Binomo reports more than 900,000 daily users across 130+ countries. The app's no-registration demo mode and short-tenor instruments make it a popular on-ramp for first-time analysts, while the drawing tools (up to 20 lines per chart) and economic calendar attract users moving toward intermediate strategy work. Most integrations we are asked to build serve B2B partners around this audience: affiliate networks, training-school operators, and emerging-market neo-brokers that want a unified view of trading behaviour across multiple platforms.

Similar apps & integration landscape

Teams who integrate Marketly Assistant by Binomo usually also work with one or more of the apps below. We treat them as part of the same retail-trading and charting ecosystem, not as competitors — so the same OpenData primitives (login, candles, trades, payouts, education) recur across them. Listing them here helps partners locate the broader integration map.

QuotexShort-tenor digital options app with a similar OHLC and trade-ticket model; common pairing for affiliate dashboards that aggregate payouts across brokers.
Olymp TradeForex and fixed-time trading app strong in Southeast Asia; teams often want a unified candle and trade-history feed that spans Olymp Trade and Marketly.
IQ OptionMulti-asset broker with a deep historical chart store; data shapes overlap with Marketly's candles and make a natural cross-broker analytics target.
ExnessLarge global FX/CFD broker with high-volume MetaTrader feeds; integrators often join Exness execution data with Marketly demo telemetry for training cohorts.
AvaTradeRegulated multi-asset broker with FX, crypto and CFD products; a typical "regulated counterpart" used to complement Marketly's emerging-market reach.
IUX MarketsMulti-asset platform with 250+ instruments and tight spreads; relevant for partners who want one onboarding flow that quotes both apps.
CapitalCoreForex and binary-option broker focused on emerging markets; commonly bundled into payout reconciliation jobs alongside Marketly trade history.
TradingViewCharting and social-analysis platform; integrators export Marketly OHLC into TradingView-compatible feeds so analysts can keep their drawing toolset.
NinjaTraderDesktop trading and strategy platform popular with US futures traders; used to back-test Marketly-style payout structures against richer historical data.
thinkorswimCharles Schwab's pro-grade analytics platform; partners occasionally export education and economic-calendar metadata between thinkorswim and Marketly content portals.

About OpenFinance Lab

We are an independent studio focused on mobile-app protocol analysis and OpenData / OpenFinance / OpenBanking integrations. Our engineers come from FX brokers, payment gateways, and reverse-engineering teams, and have shipped production APIs against trading apps, retail wallets, and bank super-apps in IN, ID, BR, TR, ZA, and MENA. We act under client authorization and ship runnable code, not slide decks.

  • Trading and binary-option platforms (login, candles, trade history, payouts).
  • Open Banking style account aggregation and statement export.
  • Custom Python / Node.js / Go SDKs with regression tests and protocol drift alerts.
  • Two engagement models: source-code delivery from $300, or pay-per-call hosted endpoints.

Contact

To request a quote or scope a Marketly Assistant by Binomo integration, send us your target endpoints (login / candles / trade history / webhook) and any sandbox credentials.

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Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: which endpoints (login, candles, trade history, webhook) and which markets.
  2. Protocol analysis on a sandbox account (2–5 business days).
  3. API build, normalisation layer, and internal validation (3–8 business days).
  4. Docs, OpenAPI spec, Postman collection and test cases (1–2 business days).
  5. Acceptance, then either source-code handover or activation of the hosted gateway.

FAQ

What do you need from us to start a Marketly Assistant by Binomo integration?

The target app name (already provided), a clear list of required data (e.g. OHLC candles, account login state, trade history, demo balance), and any test or demo credentials you can share. We work from your authorization or from documented public endpoints only.

How long does delivery take for a Binomo-style trading app integration?

A first runnable API drop with login plus one data endpoint (e.g. candles or trade history) usually takes 5 to 12 business days. Real-time WebSocket streams or multi-asset coverage may extend to 3 to 4 weeks.

How do you handle compliance for a non-EU regulated trading app?

We work strictly under your written authorization or against documented public APIs. We log access, mask PII at the edge, and align with the International Financial Commission dispute framework that Binomo subscribes to. We do not bypass platform rate limits or anti-abuse controls.
📱 Original app overview (Marketly Assistant by Binomo — appendix)

Marketly Assistant, powered by the Binomo platform, is a market-analysis companion app that helps users learn the fundamentals of financial operations and develop real analytical skills. Binomo itself reports more than 900,000 daily users across 130+ countries and the app sits in the Google Play Finance category with 10M+ downloads.

  • Tools — A professional analytical toolkit for reading global markets, with access to a large international community of users.
  • Drawing tools — Visual instruments to mark trends, support and resistance, and chart patterns; the app supports up to 20 lines per chart.
  • Educational materials — Video tutorials, a glossary of trading terms, strategy guides, an economic calendar, and indicator walkthroughs.
  • Demo account — A risk-free practice mode that does not require registration, useful as a training environment before live trading.
  • Confidence — Built on the Binomo platform used daily by 900,000+ traders in 130+ countries.
  • Convenience — Beginner-friendly UI, sub-minute registration, and a comfortable space for both new and experienced users.
  • Risk warning — Online trading carries a high level of risk and can result in rapid capital loss; it may not be appropriate for all investors.
  • Legal — Services are provided by Dolphin Corp LLC, registered under the laws of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (registration number 915 LLC 2021), registered address Euro House, Richmond Hill Road, Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

This appendix paraphrases publicly available app-store and platform information. OpenFinance Lab is not affiliated with Dolphin Corp LLC or the Binomo brand; this page describes integration services only.

Last updated: 2026-05-02