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GET
/
api
/
v4
/
public
/
trades
/
{market}
Recent Trades
curl --request GET \
  --url https://whitebit.com/api/v4/public/trades/{market}
[
  {
    "tradeID": 158056419,
    "price": "9186.13",
    "quote_volume": "0.0021",
    "base_volume": "0.0021",
    "trade_timestamp": 1594391747,
    "type": "sell",
    "rpi": true
  },
  {
    "tradeID": 158056416,
    "price": "9186.13",
    "quote_volume": "0.002751",
    "base_volume": "0.002751",
    "trade_timestamp": 1594391746,
    "type": "sell",
    "rpi": false
  }
]

Path Parameters

​
market
string
required

Market pair name

Example:

"BTC_USDT"

Query Parameters

​
type
enum<string>

Can be buy or sell

Available options:
buy,
sell
Example:

"sell"

Response

Successful response

​
tradeID
integer
required

A unique ID associated with the trade for the currency pair transaction Note: Unix timestamp does not qualify as trade_id.

Example:

158056419

​
price
string
required

Transaction price in quote pair volume.

Example:

"9186.13"

​
quote_volume
string
required

Transaction amount in the quote (stock) currency. In a BTC_USDT market, the value is the BTC amount. Note: WhiteBIT uses a reversed naming convention compared to standard exchange terminology — the stock/asset currency is called 'quote' in WhiteBIT's model.

Example:

"0.0021"

​
base_volume
string
required

Transaction amount in the base (money) currency. In a BTC_USDT market, the value is the USDT amount. Note: WhiteBIT uses a reversed naming convention compared to standard exchange terminology — the settlement/pricing currency is called 'base' in WhiteBIT's model.

Example:

"9186.13"

​
trade_timestamp
integer
required

Unix timestamp in milliseconds, identifies when the transaction occurred.

Example:

1594391747

​
type
enum<string>
required

Used to determine whether or not the transaction originated as a buy or sell. Buy – Identifies an ask that was removed from the order book. Sell – Identifies a bid that was removed from the order book.

Available options:
buy,
sell
Example:

"sell"

​
rpi
boolean

Indicates that the trade originates from a Retail Price Improvement (RPI) order.

Example:

true