Stock Market Trading Game API integration services

Authorized protocol analysis and production-ready APIs for the Day Trading Academy simulator: learner progress, paper-trading portfolios and candlestick-pattern data

From $300 · Pay-per-call available
OpenData · OpenFinance · Protocol analysis · Learning analytics

Turn the Stock Market Trading Game into a queryable data source for your stack

Stock Market Trading Game — published as Day Trading Academy / Day Trading Simulator & Games by Kovets Tech (package com.kovetstech.candlestickpatterns) — is an education app with real account state: lesson progress, quiz results, a virtual paper-trading portfolio, candlestick-pattern training history, and a real-time market-data layer feeding the simulator. We map that state to clean OpenData-style endpoints so a learning platform, broker funnel, or analytics warehouse can read it.

Learner progress API — Lessons completed, module scores, streaks and milestones from the investing-simulator dashboard; use it to drive a corporate LMS or onboarding cohort report.
Paper-trading portfolio API — Virtual positions, simulated buy/sell orders, realised and unrealised P&L from Trading Game Mode; reconcile against your own demo-account ledger or leaderboard.
Candlestick-pattern data API — Pattern Hunter recognition stats (which patterns a user identified, accuracy, time-to-answer) plus the labelled OHLC fixtures behind each round, useful for adaptive-learning models.
Market-data ingestion — Real-time and historical OHLC candlesticks, symbols and quotes for stocks, crypto and options that the simulator renders; normalise them into one feed for backtests or charting.

What the integration covers

Stock Market Trading Game is a gamified investing-education product: Pattern Hunter for candlestick patterns, guided day-trading lessons, quizzes and market challenges, a progress dashboard, and a stock-market simulator that uses real-time data so users can practise risk-free across stocks, crypto and options. Each of those surfaces produces structured data. Our job is to identify how the app authenticates, where that data lives on the backend, and how to expose it through a documented API contract you can call from your own services.

We work in two modes. In source-code delivery we hand over runnable Python and Node.js code that implements the login flow, the data endpoints and a small test harness, with OpenAPI docs — you host it, you own it, and you pay after delivery once it works. In pay-per-call mode you skip the build entirely: you call our hosted endpoints, we keep them in sync, and you pay per request. Both modes ship with a protocol report so your engineers understand exactly what was analysed and why.

Long-tail integration phrases we routinely deliver against: trading simulator data export, candlestick pattern API integration, paper-trading portfolio sync, learning-progress analytics API, and OHLC market-data normalisation. If your requirement is "pull every user's lesson completion and demo P&L into BigQuery nightly", that is a concrete, scoped job — not a research project.

What we deliver

Deliverables checklist

  • API specification (OpenAPI / Swagger) for every endpoint in scope
  • Protocol & auth-flow report (token issuance, refresh, request signing, pagination model)
  • Runnable source for the login, progress, portfolio and market-data endpoints (Python & Node.js)
  • Automated tests, sample payloads and a Postman / HTTP collection
  • Compliance guidance (consent capture, data minimisation, retention, GDPR/CCPA notes)
  • Optional: webhook/event bridge so progress and portfolio changes push to your stack

Engagement models

  • Source-code delivery from $300 — runnable API source plus full documentation; you pay after delivery, once you are satisfied it runs.
  • Pay-per-call API — call our hosted endpoints, pay only for the requests you make, no upfront fee; good for teams that want usage-based pricing or a quick proof of concept.
  • Either model can be scoped to a single endpoint (e.g. lesson progress only) or a full data set.

Data available for integration (OpenData perspective)

The table below maps the data Stock Market Trading Game holds or renders to the screen it comes from, its granularity, and a typical downstream use. All access is built on the user's authorization; nothing here implies bypassing app-store rules or scraping without consent.

Data typeSource (screen / feature)GranularityTypical use
Learner profile & accountSign-in / account settingsPer user (id, display name, locale, learning-path selection)Identity binding, cohort segmentation, B2B seat reporting
Lesson progressGuided Day Trading Lessons, Progress DashboardPer lesson / module (state, % complete, last accessed)LMS sync, completion certificates, drop-off analysis
Quiz & challenge resultsQuizzes & Market ChallengesPer attempt (score, correct/incorrect items, timestamp)Adaptive learning, knowledge-gap dashboards
Candlestick-pattern recordsPattern Hunter / Candlestick Pattern TrainerPer round (pattern label, user answer, accuracy, response time, OHLC fixture)Skill scoring, training-set labelling, content tuning
Virtual portfolio & ordersTrading Game Mode / Stock Market SimulatorPer position & per simulated order (symbol, qty, entry/exit, P&L)Demo-trading behaviour analytics, leaderboards, broker funnel
Watchlists & instrumentsSimulator instrument pickerPer user list / per symbol (asset class: stock, crypto, option)Interest signals, content recommendations
Market-data series (OHLC)Simulator charts & real-time quotesPer symbol per interval (1m–1d candles, last price, volume)Backtesting feeds, charting widgets, data normalisation
Milestones & gamificationProgress Dashboard / achievementsPer badge / streak (earned date, level)Engagement scoring, retention experiments

Typical integration scenarios

1. Education provider — LMS & certification sync

Context: a trading school or fintech bootcamp licenses Stock Market Trading Game content for cohorts and needs completion data in its own LMS. Data/API: GET /learners/{id}/progress for lesson states plus GET /learners/{id}/quizzes for scores. OpenData mapping: the learner-progress endpoint becomes a standard education-analytics feed (xAPI/SCORM-style records), so a third party can read structured course state without touching the app UI.

2. Broker / app — paper-to-live onboarding funnel

Context: a broker wants to identify simulator users ready to graduate to a funded demo or live account. Data/API: GET /portfolio (positions, simulated orders, realised P&L) and milestone events. OpenFinance mapping: the virtual portfolio is treated like an account-information resource — read-only, consent-scoped — so it can be ingested into a CRM or KYC pre-screen flow alongside the user's real account data.

3. EdTech / quant team — labelled candlestick training set

Context: a team building an adaptive chart-reading tutor wants labelled OHLC windows and human accuracy data. Data/API: GET /patterns/rounds returning pattern label, the OHLC fixture, the user's answer and response time. OpenData mapping: each round is a structured event record; aggregated, it is a clean dataset for difficulty calibration or model training.

4. Analytics warehouse — nightly export

Context: a product team wants all engagement and demo-trading data in BigQuery/Snowflake. Data/API: a paged GET /export?since= endpoint plus a webhook for deltas. OpenData mapping: the export endpoint is a batch interface, the webhook is the streaming half of the same contract — together they form a simple, well-documented data pipeline.

5. Charting / research widget — simulator market feed

Context: a publisher wants the same real-time and historical candles the app shows, normalised for an embeddable widget. Data/API: GET /market/ohlc?symbol=&interval= and GET /market/quote?symbol=. OpenFinance mapping: these become a thin market-data service with consistent fields across stocks, crypto and options, so downstream charts do not care which venue the data originated from.

Technical implementation

Three representative snippets follow — authentication, a learner-progress read, and a portfolio webhook. Field names are illustrative of the contract we document; the protocol report explains how each maps to the app's actual traffic.

A. Authenticate & bind a user

POST /api/v1/smtg/auth/token
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "grant_type": "password",
  "username": "learner@example.com",
  "password": "********",
  "device_id": "ofl-sandbox-01"
}

200 OK
{
  "access_token": "eyJhbGciOi...",
  "refresh_token": "v1.M2Rk...",
  "token_type": "Bearer",
  "expires_in": 3600,
  "user_id": "u_8f3a91"
}
# 401 -> {"error":"invalid_grant"}  | 429 -> back off, retry with jitter

B. Read learner progress (paged)

GET /api/v1/smtg/learners/u_8f3a91/progress?page=1&page_size=50
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

200 OK
{
  "user_id": "u_8f3a91",
  "learning_path": "stocks",
  "summary": { "lessons_total": 64, "lessons_done": 41, "streak_days": 7 },
  "items": [
    { "lesson_id": "l_candles_101", "state": "completed", "score": 0.92,
      "updated_at": "2026-05-08T14:21:03Z" },
    { "lesson_id": "l_risk_entries", "state": "in_progress", "progress": 0.4,
      "updated_at": "2026-05-11T09:02:55Z" }
  ],
  "page": 1, "page_size": 50, "has_more": true
}

C. Portfolio change webhook

POST https://your-stack.example.com/hooks/smtg
X-OFL-Signature: sha256=4b1f...   # HMAC of the raw body
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "event": "portfolio.order.filled",
  "user_id": "u_8f3a91",
  "occurred_at": "2026-05-11T13:40:12Z",
  "order": { "symbol": "AAPL", "side": "buy", "qty": 10,
             "price": 191.22, "mode": "paper" },
  "portfolio": { "cash": 9_080.50, "equity": 10_412.30,
                 "unrealized_pl": 412.30 }
}
# respond 2xx within 5s or the event is retried (exponential backoff)

Data flow / architecture

The pipeline stays deliberately small: Client app (Stock Market Trading Game)Auth & API gateway (token validation, rate limiting, consent check) → Normalisation & storage (progress, portfolio, pattern rounds, OHLC cache) → Output (REST export endpoints + webhook stream, or direct push to BigQuery/Snowflake). Four nodes, one direction, every hop logged — easy to audit, easy to reason about when something needs reconciling.

Compliance & privacy

How we keep it lawful

We build only against documented or public endpoints with the client's authorization and the end user's consent — no credential sharing without a clear basis, no detection-evasion work. Because Stock Market Trading Game serves learners worldwide, integrations are scoped to GDPR (EU/EEA users), the CCPA/CPRA (California), and the consumer-protection expectations behind investor-education products — see the U.S. SEC's Investor.gov guidance on simulated trading and educational tools. We also respect Apple App Store and Google Play financial-services and data-handling policies, and, where minors may use the app, COPPA-aligned data minimisation.

Controls we ship by default

  • Consent records and a documented lawful basis for each data category
  • Data minimisation — only the fields you actually use are exposed
  • Encryption in transit, secret rotation, and per-client API keys
  • Access & webhook delivery logs for audit; configurable retention windows
  • A clear "this is educational/simulated data, not financial advice" disclaimer in the contract

Screenshots

Tap any screenshot to view it larger. These are the public Google Play store images for Stock Market Trading Game (Day Trading Academy), shown here to illustrate which screens map to which data set.

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Similar apps & the integration landscape

Teams that integrate Stock Market Trading Game data often work with other trading-simulator and investing-education apps too. The list below is part of the broader ecosystem — not a ranking — and shows the kind of data each holds, so a unified export across them is usually the real ask.

  • Three Investeers Stock Market Simulator Game — a game-style simulator with fast-updating prices and a competitive leaderboard; users often want their virtual portfolio and ranking history exported alongside their learning progress.
  • Trading Game — Stock Simulator (by Tiim) — 150+ lessons plus real-time practice across stocks, forex and commodities; holds course progress and demo-trade records similar in shape to what we expose here.
  • TradingView — charting, paper trading and a large idea/social layer; integrations typically pull watchlists, paper-trading orders and chart annotations.
  • Webull (paper trading) — a broker app whose paper-trading mode mirrors live order tickets; demo positions and P&L are the data most teams reconcile against onboarding funnels.
  • Moomoo (paper trading) — paper trading for stocks, options and futures with $1M virtual cash; structured demo-portfolio data and quotes are the integration surface.
  • Invstr — fantasy-portfolio game plus news and an investing academy; combines simulated holdings, leaderboard standing and lesson completion in one profile.
  • Cryptomania — Trading Simulator — a crypto-focused simulator; holds virtual crypto balances and trade history that map cleanly onto an OHLC + portfolio contract.
  • eToro Demo Account — a virtual-funds environment inside a multi-asset broker; demo portfolio state and copy-trading activity are the typical exports.
  • thinkorswim paperMoney (Charles Schwab) — a desktop/mobile paper-trading environment with $100K virtual currency; option and equity demo trades are the data of interest.
  • HowTheMarketWorks — a long-running classroom simulator with contests; holds class rosters, portfolio standings and assignment scores that teachers want in their own systems.

Market positioning & user profile

Stock Market Trading Game is a B2C investing-education app with a clear B2B angle: individual learners use it free (some advanced features sit behind a subscription), while trading schools, brokers and content publishers are natural licensees. Its core users are beginners and self-directed retail traders who want to learn candlestick patterns and risk management by doing — concentrated in English-speaking markets (US, UK, Canada, Australia) with a long tail across India, the EU and Southeast Asia. It ships on both Android (~4.2M installs on Google Play, latest 2.2.x builds) and iOS (a 2024 App Store release titled "Stock Investing Trading Game" / "Stock Trading Simulator & Game"). A notable recent change: the app has expanded beyond stocks into a dedicated crypto trading simulator and customisable learning paths covering stocks, crypto and options — broadening the data set we can integrate to multi-asset demo activity.

About us

We are an independent technical service studio focused on mobile-app protocol analysis and authorized API integration. The team has years of hands-on work in mobile apps and fintech — auth flows, payment rails, market-data feeds, learning-analytics pipelines — and ships end-to-end: protocol analysis, interface refactoring, OpenData integration, third-party interface integration, automated data scripts and the documentation to support them.

  • Financial & banking apps · e-commerce & retail · travel & mobility · social & OTT media
  • Android and iOS; ready-to-use API source code, interface docs and test plans
  • Custom Python / Node.js / Go SDKs and test harnesses
  • Full pipeline: protocol analysis → build → validation → compliance review
  • Source-code delivery from $300 — runnable API source plus full documentation; pay after delivery upon satisfaction
  • Pay-per-call API billing — call our hosted endpoints, pay only per request, no upfront cost

Contact

To request a quote or submit your target app and requirements (for this page: Stock Market Trading Game, package com.kovetstech.candlestickpatterns), open our contact page:

Contact page

Tell us which data sets you need (e.g. learner progress only, or progress + portfolio + OHLC) and whether you want source-code delivery or pay-per-call.

Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation — which screens/data (lessons, quizzes, Pattern Hunter, portfolio, market feed) and which delivery model.
  2. Protocol analysis & API design — 2–5 business days depending on complexity.
  3. Build & internal validation — 3–8 business days; includes auth, the data endpoints and tests.
  4. Docs, samples and a request collection — 1–2 business days.
  5. Typical first delivery: 5–15 business days; third-party approvals or real-time feeds can extend timelines.

FAQ

What data can you extract from Stock Market Trading Game?

Learner profile and progress (lessons completed, quiz scores, streaks, milestones), the virtual paper-trading portfolio (positions, simulated orders, realised and unrealised P&L), candlestick-pattern recognition stats from Pattern Hunter, watchlists, and the real-time and historical OHLC market series the simulator renders.

Do you provide runnable source code or a hosted API?

Both. We deliver runnable Python and Node.js source plus OpenAPI documentation for source-code projects from $300, or you can call our hosted endpoints and pay per request with no upfront fee.

How long does a first delivery take?

Usually 5 to 15 business days for a first API drop with documentation and tests; real-time market-data pipelines or white-label embedding can take longer.

Is this an official Kovets Tech or Day Trading Academy API?

No. We perform authorized protocol analysis and build integrations against documented or public endpoints with the client's consent; we are not affiliated with Kovets Tech, and we follow data-minimisation and app-store platform policies.
📱 Original app overview (appendix)

Stock Market Trading Game — published as Day Trading Academy / Day Trading Simulator & Games by Kovets Tech (kovets.com), package com.kovetstech.candlestickpatterns; on iOS as "Stock Investing Trading Game" / "Stock Trading Simulator & Game". It is an all-in-one trading-education game that lets users learn strategy and explore the markets risk-free.

  • Pattern Hunter — a game for learning candlestick patterns visually.
  • Guided day-trading lessons — stock-market basics through advanced patterns: spotting high-probability trends, planning entries and exits, managing risk.
  • Trading Game Mode / stock-market simulator — a gamified, risk-free environment using real-time data across stocks, crypto and options.
  • Progress dashboard — stats, milestones and growth tracked from lessons to live practice.
  • Candlestick Pattern Trainer — chart-reading drills for serious traders.
  • Quizzes & market challenges — interactive quizzes and simulated events.
  • Customizable learning paths — focus on stocks, crypto or options and pace your own growth.
  • Free to download (some advanced features require a subscription); ~4.2M installs on Google Play; support at support@kovets.com.

This page describes how a third party could integrate the app's data via authorized protocol analysis and OpenData/OpenFinance-style APIs; it is an independent technical positioning page and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kovets Tech.

Last updated: 2026-05-12