Getting Started
A complete interface to the Kraken API provided by Krakipy.
Usage example:
from krakipy import KrakenAPI
kr = KrakenAPI()
data = kr.get_trade_volume("ZEUR")
KrakenAPI
- class krakipy.KrakenAPI(key='', secret_key='', use_2fa=None, use_tor=False, tor_refresh=5, retry=0.5, limit=20)[source]
The KrakenAPI object stores the authentification information
- __init__(key='', secret_key='', use_2fa=None, use_tor=False, tor_refresh=5, retry=0.5, limit=20)[source]
Creates an object that can hold the authentification information. The keys are only needed to perform private queries
- Parameters:
key (str) – The key to the Kraken API (optional)
secret_key (str) – The secret key to the Kraken API (optional)
use_2fa (None or dict) –
Is used to pass the desired two factor authentification (optional)
None = no two factor authentification (default)
{“static password”: your_static_2fa_password} = two factor authentification using a static password method. Example: use_2fa={“static password”: “/&59s^wqUU=baQ~W”}
{“2FA App”: your_2fa_app_setup_key} = two factor authentification using OTP passwords like the Google Authenticator App does it. Example: use_2fa={“2FA App”: “E452ZYHEX22AXGKIFUGQVPXF”}
use_tor (bool) –
Weither or not to use the tor network for requests (optional)
False = use normal requests using the clearnet (default)
True = use tor requests using the darknet
tor_refresh (int) – Amount of requests per session before the IP is changed (optional) default = 5
retry (float) – Amount of time between retries in sec (optional)
limit (int) – The maximum amount of retries (optional)
Error Details
These are some of the Exceptions that can occur:
KeyNotSetError
KrakenAPIError
CallRateLimitError
- class krakipy.CallRateLimitError[source]
This Error indicates that you sent to many requests in the last 20s.
Note
Mind the API rate limits of Kraken.com
Public Market Data
Get Server Time
Get System Status
- KrakenAPI.get_system_status()[source]
Public Market Data
Returns the current system status or trading mode and a timestamp.
- Returns:
The system status and timestamp
- Return type:
(str, str)
Example: KrakenAPI.get_system_status() -> (“online”, “2020-12-06T13:59:55Z”)
Note
Possible status values include:
“online” (operational, full trading available)
“cancel_only” (existing orders are cancelable, but new orders cannot be created)
“post_only” (existing orders are cancelable, and only new post limit orders can be submitted)
“maintenance” (system is offline for maintenance)
Get Asset Info
- KrakenAPI.get_asset_info(asset=None, aclass=None)[source]
Public Market Data
Get information about the assets that are available for deposit, withdrawal, trading and staking.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Comma delimited list of assets to get info on (optional) - default = “all”
aclass (str) – Asset class (optional) - default = “currency”
- Returns:
DataFrame of asset names and their info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
Get Tradable Asset Pairs
- KrakenAPI.get_tradable_asset_pairs(pair=None, info=None)[source]
Public Market Data
- Parameters:
info (str) –
The info to retrieve (optional)
info = all info (default)
leverage = leverage info
fees = fees schedule
margin = margin info
pair (str) – Comma delimited list of asset pairs to get info on (optional) - default = “all”
- Returns:
DataFrame of pair names and their info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
Get Ticker Information
Get OHLC Data
- KrakenAPI.get_ohlc_data(pair, interval=1, since=None)[source]
Public Market Data
- Parameters:
pair (str) – Asset pair to get OHLC data for
interval (int) –
The time frame interval in minutes (optional):
1 (default) = 1 minute
5 = 5 minutes
15 = 15 minutes
30 = 30 minutes
60 = 1 hour
240 = 4 hours
1440 = 1 day
10080 = 1 week
21600 = 15 days
since (int) – Return committed OHLC data since given id (optional. exclusive)
- Returns:
DataFrame of pair name and OHLC data
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
Note
The last entry in the OHLC array is for the current, not-yet-committed frame and will always be present, regardless of the value of since.
Get Order Book
- KrakenAPI.get_order_book(pair, count=100)[source]
Public Market Data
- Parameters:
pair (str) – Asset pair to get market depth for
count (int) – Maximum number of asks/bids (optional) - default = 100, Range: [1..500]
- Returns:
Ask and bid DataFrame of pair name and market depth
- Return type:
(
pandas.DataFrame
,pandas.DataFrame
)
Get Recent Trades
- KrakenAPI.get_recent_trades(pair, since=None)[source]
Public Market Data
Returns the last 1000 trades by default
- Parameters:
pair (str) – Asset pair to get trade data for
since (int) – Return trade data since given id (optional. exclusive)
- Returns:
DataFrame of pair name and recent trade data and id to be used as since when polling for new trade data.
- Return type:
(
pandas.DataFrame
, int)
Get Recent Spreads
- KrakenAPI.get_recent_spreads(pair, since=None)[source]
Public Market Data
- Parameters:
pair (str) – Asset pair to get spread data for
since (int) – Return trade data since given id (optional. exclusive)
- Returns:
DataFrame of pair name and recent spread data and id to be used as since when polling for new spread data
- Return type:
(
pandas.DataFrame
, int)
Private User Data
Get Account Balance
Get Extended Balance
- KrakenAPI.get_extended_balance()[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve all extended account balances, including credits and held amounts. Balance available for trading is calculated as: available balance = balance + credit - credit_used - hold_trade
- Returns:
DataFrame of asset names and balance amount
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query
Get Trade Balance
- KrakenAPI.get_trade_balance(asset='ZEUR')[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve a summary of collateral balances, margin position valuations, equity and margin level.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Base asset used to determine balance - default = “ZEUR”
- Returns:
DataFrame of trade balance info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Query open orders & trades
Get Open Orders
- KrakenAPI.get_open_orders(trades=False, userref=None)[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve information about currently open orders.
- Parameters:
trades (bool) – Whether or not to include trades in output (optional) - default = False
userref (str) – Restrict results to given user reference id (optional)
- Returns:
DataFrame of open order info with txid as the index
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Query open orders & trades
Get Closed Orders
- KrakenAPI.get_closed_orders(trades=False, userref=None, start=None, end=None, ofs=None, closetime=None)[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve information about orders that have been closed (filled or cancelled). 50 results are returned at a time, the most recent by default.
- Parameters:
trades (bool) – Whether or not to include trades in output (optional) - default = False
userref (str) – Restrict results to given user reference id (optional)
start (int or str) – Starting unix timestamp or order tx id of results (optional. exclusive)
end – Ending unix timestamp or order tx id of results (optional. inclusive)
ofs (int) – The result offset
closetime (str) –
Which time to use (optional):
open
close
both (default)
- Returns:
DataFrame of of order info and amount of available order info matching criteria
- Return type:
(
pandas.DataFrame
, int)
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Query closed orders & trades
Query Orders Info
- KrakenAPI.query_orders_info(txid, trades=False, userref=None)[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve information about specific orders.
- Parameters:
trades (bool) – Whether or not to include trades in output (optional) - default = False
userref (str) – Restrict results to given user reference id (optional)
txid (str) – Comma delimited list of transaction ids to query info about (50 maximum)
- Returns:
DataFrame of associative orders info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Query open orders & trades or Orders and trades - Query closed orders & trades, depending on status of order
Get Trades History
- KrakenAPI.get_trades_history(trade_type='all', trades=False, start=None, end=None, ofs=None)[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve information about trades/fills. 50 results are returned at a time, the most recent by default.
- Parameters:
trade_type (str) –
type of trade (optional):
all = all types (default)
any position = any position (open or closed)
closed position = positions that have been closed
closing position = any trade closing all or part of a position
no position = non-positional trades
trades (bool) – Whether or not to include trades related to position in output (optional) - default = False
start (int or str) – Starting unix timestamp or order tx id of results (optional. exclusive)
end – Ending unix timestamp or order tx id of results (optional. inclusive)
ofs (int) – Result offset for pagination
- Returns:
DataFrame of trade info and the amount of available trades info matching criteria
- Return type:
(
pandas.DataFrame
, int)
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Query closed orders & trades
Query Trades Info
- KrakenAPI.query_trades_info(txid, trades=False)[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve information about specific trades/fills.
- Parameters:
txid (str) – Comma delimited list of transaction ids to query info about (20 maximum)
trades (bool) – Whether or not to include trades related to position in output (optional) - default = False
- Returns:
DataFrame of associative trades info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Query closed orders & trades
Get Open Positions
- KrakenAPI.get_open_positions(txid=None, docalcs=False, consolidation=None)[source]
Private User Data
- Parameters:
txid (str) – Comma delimited list of transaction ids to restrict output to
docalcs (bool) – Whether or not to include profit/loss calculations (optional) - default = False
consolidation (str) – What to consolidate the positions data around (optional) - “market” = will consolidate positions based on market pair
- Returns:
A DataFrame of open position info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Query open orders & trades
Note
Using the consolidation optional field will result in consolidated view of the data being returned.
Get Ledgers Info
- KrakenAPI.get_ledgers_info(asset=None, aclass=None, selection_type='all', start=None, end=None, ofs=None)[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve information about ledger entries. 50 results are returned at a time, the most recent by default.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Comma delimited list of assets to restrict output to (optional) - default = “all”
aclass (str) – Asset class (optional) - default = “currency”
selection_type (str) –
Type of trade (optional):
all (default)
deposit
withdrawal
trade
margin
start (int or str) – Starting unix timestamp or order tx id of results (optional. exclusive)
end – Ending unix timestamp or order tx id of results (optional. inclusive)
ofs (int) – Result offset for pagination
- Returns:
DataFrame of associative ledgers info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Data - Query ledger entries
Query Ledgers
- KrakenAPI.query_ledgers(id, trades=False)[source]
Private User Data
Retrieve information about specific ledger entries.
- Parameters:
id (str) – Comma delimited list of ledger ids to query info about (20 maximum)
trades (bool (optional.) - default = False) – Whether or not to include trades related to position in output
- Returns:
DataFrame of associative ledgers info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Data - Query ledger entries
Get Trade Volume
- KrakenAPI.get_trade_volume(pair)[source]
Private User Data
- Parameters:
pair (str) – Comma delimited list of asset pairs to get fee info on (optional)
- Returns:
The volume currency, current discount volume, DataFrame of fees and DataFrame of maker fees
- Return type:
(str, float,
pandas.DataFrame
,pandas.DataFrame
)
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query
..note:
If an asset pair is on a maker/taker fee schedule, the taker side is given in fees and maker side in fees_maker. For pairs not on maker/taker, they will only be given in fees.
Request Export Report
- KrakenAPI.request_export_report(description, report, data_format='CSV', fields=None, asset=None, starttm=None, endtm=None)[source]
Private User Data
Request export of trades or ledgers.
- Parameters:
description (str) – Report description info
report (str) –
Report type
trades
ledgers
data_format (str) –
The data format
CSV (default)
TSV
fields (str) –
Comma delimited list of fields to include in report (optional). default = “all”
trades:
ordertxid
time
ordertype
price
cost
fee
vol
margin
misc
ledgers
ledgers:
refid
time
type
aclass
asset
amount
fee
vbalance
asset (str) – Comma delimited list of assets to get info on (optional) - default = “all”
starttm (int) – Report start unixtime (optional). default = one year before now
endtm (int) – Report end unixtime (optional). default = now
- Returns:
Report id
- Return type:
str
API Key Permissions Required: Data - Export data
Note
Field options are based on report type.
Get Export Report Status
Retrieve Export Report
- KrakenAPI.retrieve_export_report(report_id, return_raw=False, dir=None)[source]
Private User Data
- Parameters:
report_id (str) – Report id
return_raw (bool) – Weither or not the report is returned as raw binary (optional) - default = False
dir (str) – If given a directory the report will be saved there as a zipfile
- Returns:
None or the binary of the compressed report.zip file
- Return type:
None or raw binary
API Key Permissions Required: Data - Export data
Delete Export Report
- KrakenAPI.delete_export_report(report_id, remove_type)[source]
Private User Data
- Parameters:
report_id (str) – Report id
remove_type (str) –
Removal type
cancel
delete
- Returns:
Returns remove type
- Return type:
dict
API Key Permissions Required: Data - Export data
Note
The delete remove type can only be used for a report that has already been processed. Use cancel for queued and processing statuses.
Private User Trading
Add Standard Order
- KrakenAPI.add_standard_order(pair, type, ordertype, volume, displayvol=None, price=None, price2=None, leverage=None, reduce_only=False, stptype='cancel-newest', oflags=None, starttm=0, expiretm=0, userref=None, deadline=None, validate=True, close_ordertype=None, close_price=None, close_price2=None, trading_agreement='agree')[source]
Private User Trading
- Parameters:
pair (str) – Asset pair
type (str) –
Type of order
buy
sell
ordertype (str) –
Order type:
market
limit (price = limit price)
stop-loss (price = stop loss price)
take-profit (price = take profit price)
stop-loss-profit (price = stop loss price, price2 = take profit price)
stop-loss-profit-limit (price = stop loss price, price2 = take profit price)
stop-loss-limit (price = stop loss trigger price, price2 = triggered limit price)
take-profit-limit (price = take profit trigger price, price2 = triggered limit price)
trailing-stop (price = trailing stop offset)
trailing-stop-limit (price = trailing stop offset, price2 = triggered limit offset)
stop-loss-and-limit (price = stop loss price, price2 = limit price)
settle-position
volume (float) – Order volume in lots
displayvol (float) – Used to edit an iceberg order, this is the visible order quantity in terms of the base asset. The rest of the order will be hidden, although the full volume can be filled at any time by any order of that size or larger that matches in the order book. displayvol can only be used with the limit order type, must be greater than 0, and less than volume.
price (float or str) – Price (optional. dependent upon ordertype)
price2 (float or str) – Secondary price (optional. dependent upon ordertype)
leverage (int) – Amount of leverage desired (optional. default = none)
reduce_only (boolean) – If true, order will only reduce a currently open position, not increase it or open a new position. (optional. default = False)
stptype (str) –
Self trade prevention behavior definition (optional. default = “cancel-newest”):
cancel-newest - if self trade is triggered, arriving order will be canceled
cancel-oldest - if self trade is triggered, resting order will be canceled
cancel-both - if self trade is triggered, both arriving and resting orders will be canceled
oflags (str) –
Comma delimited list of order flags (optional):
viqc = volume in quote currency (not available for leveraged orders)
fcib = prefer fee in base currency
fciq = prefer fee in quote currency
nompp = no market price protection
post = post only order (available when ordertype = limit)
starttm (int) –
Scheduled start time (optional):
0 = now (default)
+<n> = schedule start time <n> seconds from now
<n> = unix timestamp of start time
expiretm (int) –
Expiration time (optional):
0 = no expiration (default)
+<n> = expire <n> seconds from now
<n> = unix timestamp of expiration time
userref (str) – User reference id. 32-bit signed number. (optional)
deadline (str) – RFC3339 timestamp (e.g. “2023-07-01T00:18:45Z”) after which this order would be rejected. (optional)
validate (bool) – Validate inputs only. do not submit order (optional)
close_ordertype (str) –
Optional closing order to add to system when order gets filled: order type
limit
stop-loss
take-profit
stop-loss-limit
take-profit-limit
close_price (float or int) – Price
close_price2 (float or int) – Secondary price
- Returns:
Dictionary of order description info
- Return type:
dict
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Create & modify orders
Note
See Get tradable asset pairs for specifications on asset pair prices, lots, and leverage.
Prices can be preceded by +, -, or # to signify the price as a relative amount (with the exception of trailing stops, which are always relative). + adds the amount to the current offered price. - subtracts the amount from the current offered price. # will either add or subtract the amount to the current offered price, depending on the type and order type used. Relative prices can be suffixed with a % to signify the relative amount as a percentage of the offered price.
For orders using leverage, 0 can be used for the volume to auto-fill the volume needed to close out your position.
If you receive the error “EOrder:Trading agreement required”, refer to your API key management page for further details.
Volume can be specified as 0 for closing margin orders to automatically fill the requisite quantity.
Edit Order
- KrakenAPI.edit_order(txid, pair, volume=None, displayvol=None, price=None, price2=None, oflags=None, userref=None, deadline=None, cancel_response=False, validate=True)[source]
Private User Trading
- Parameters:
txid (str) – Transaction id
pair (str) – Asset pair
volume (float) – Order volume in lots
displayvol (float) – Used to edit an iceberg order, this is the visible order quantity in terms of the base asset. The rest of the order will be hidden, although the full volume can be filled at any time by any order of that size or larger that matches in the order book. displayvol can only be used with the limit order type, must be greater than 0, and less than volume.
price (float or str) – Price (optional. dependent upon ordertype)
price2 (float or str) – Secondary price (optional. dependent upon ordertype)
oflags (str) –
Comma delimited list of order flags (optional):
viqc = volume in quote currency (not available for leveraged orders)
fcib = prefer fee in base currency
fciq = prefer fee in quote currency
nompp = no market price protection
post = post only order (available when ordertype = limit)
userref (str) – User reference id. 32-bit signed number. (optional)
deadline (str) – RFC3339 timestamp (e.g. “2023-07-01T00:18:45Z”) after which this order would be rejected. (optional)
cancel_response (bool) – Used to interpret if client wants to receive pending replace, before the order is completely replaced (optional. Default = False)
validate (bool) – Validate inputs only. do not submit order (optional)
- Returns:
Dictionary of order description info
- Return type:
dict
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Create & modify orders
Cancel Order
- KrakenAPI.cancel_order(txid)[source]
Private User Trading
Cancel a particular open order (or set of open orders) by txid
- Parameters:
txid (str) – Transaction id
- Returns:
Number of orders canceled and weither order(s) is/are pending cancellation
- Return type:
(int, bool)
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Create & modify orders and Orders and trades - Cancel & close orders
Cancel All Orders
Cancel All Orders After X
- KrakenAPI.cancel_all_orders_after(timeout)[source]
Private User Trading
This method provides a “Dead Man”s Switch” mechanism to protect the client from network malfunction, extreme latency or unexpected matching engine downtime. The client can send a request with a timeout (in seconds), that will start a countdown timer which will cancel all client orders when the timer expires. The client has to keep sending new requests to push back the trigger time, or deactivate the mechanism by specifying a timeout of 0. If the timer expires, all orders are cancelled and then the timer remains disabled until the client provides a new (non-zero) timeout. The recommended use is to make a call every 15 to 30 seconds, providing a timeout of 60 seconds. This allows the client to keep the orders in place in case of a brief disconnection or transient delay, while keeping them safe in case of a network breakdown. It is also recommended to disable the timer ahead of regularly scheduled trading engine maintenance (if the timer is enabled, all orders will be cancelled when the trading engine comes back from downtime - planned or otherwise).
- Parameters:
timeout (int) – Duration (in seconds) to set/extend the timer by
- Returns:
The timestamp when the request was recieved, The timestamp after which all orders will be cancelled, unless the timer is extended or disabled
- Return type:
str, str
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Create & modify orders and Orders and trades - Cancel & close orders
Example Return: KrakenAPI.cancel_all_orders_after(60) -> (“2021-03-24T17:41:56Z”, “2021-03-24T17:42:56Z”)
Cancel Order Batch
- KrakenAPI.cancel_order_batch(orders)[source]
Private User Trading
Cancel multiple open orders by txid or userref (maximum 50 total unique IDs/references)
- Parameters:
orders (list of str or int) – List of open order transaction IDs (txid) or user references (userref), up to a maximum of 50 total unique IDs/references.
- Returns:
Number of orders canceled
- Return type:
int
API Key Permissions Required: Orders and trades - Create & modify orders and Orders and trades - Cancel & close orders
Private User Funding
Get Deposit Methods
- KrakenAPI.get_deposit_methods(asset)[source]
Private User Funding
Retrieve methods available for depositing a particular asset.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being deposited
- Returns:
DataFrame of deposit methods
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query and Funds permissions - Deposit
Get Deposit Addresses
- KrakenAPI.get_deposit_addresses(asset, method, new=False)[source]
Private User Funding
Retrieve (or generate a new) deposit addresses for a particular asset and method.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being deposited
method (str) – Name of the deopsit method
new (bool) – Whether or not to generate a new address (optional.) - default = False
- Returns:
DataFrame of associative deposit addresses
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query
Get Status Of Recent Deposits
- KrakenAPI.get_deposit_status(asset, method=None)[source]
Private User Funding
Retrieve information about recent deposits made.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being deposited
method (str) – Name of the deopsit method (optional)
- Returns:
DataFrame of deposit status information
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query
Get Withdrawal Information
- KrakenAPI.get_withdrawal_info(asset, key, amount)[source]
Private User Funding
Retrieve fee information about potential withdrawals for a particular asset, key and amount.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being withdrawn
key (str) – Withdrawal key name, as set up on your account
amount (float) – Amount to withdraw
- Returns:
DataFrame of associative withdrawal info
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query and Funds permissions - Withdraw
Withdraw Funds
- KrakenAPI.withdraw_funds(asset, key, amount)[source]
Private User Funding
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being withdrawn
key (str) – Withdrawal key name, as set up on your account
amount (float) – Amount to withdraw
- Returns:
Reference id
- Return type:
str
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Withdraw
Get Status Of Recent Withdrawals
- KrakenAPI.get_withdrawal_status(asset, method=None)[source]
Private User Funding
Retrieve information about recently requests withdrawals.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being withdrawn
method (str) – Name of the withdrawal method (optional)
- Returns:
DataFrame of withdrawal status information
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Withdraw or Data - Query ledger entries
Request Withdrawal Cancelation
- KrakenAPI.request_withdrawal_cancel(asset, refid)[source]
Private User Funding
Cancel a recently requested withdrawal, if it has not already been successfully processed.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being withdrawn
refid (str) – Withdrawal reference id
- Returns:
True on success
- Return type:
bool
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Withdraw, unless withdrawal is a WalletTransfer, then no permissions are required.
Note
Cancelation cannot be guaranteed. This will put in a cancelation request. Depending upon how far along the withdrawal process is, it may not be possible to cancel the withdrawal.
Wallet Transfer
- KrakenAPI.wallet_transfer_to_futures(asset, amount)[source]
Private User Funding
Transfer from Kraken spot wallet to Kraken Futures holding wallet. Note that a transfer in the other direction must be requested via the Kraken Futures API endpoint.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset being withdrawn
amount (float) – Amount to withdraw
- Returns:
Reference id
- Return type:
str
Private User Staking
Stake Asset
- KrakenAPI.stake_asset(asset, amount, method)[source]
Private User Staking
Stake an asset from your spot wallet. This operation requires an API key with Withdraw funds permission.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset to stake
amount (float) – Amount of the asset to stake
method (str) – Name of the staking option to use (refer to
KrakenAPI.get_stakeable_assets
for the correct method names for each asset)
- Returns:
Reference ID of the Staking Transaction
- Return type:
str
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Withdraw
Unstake Asset
- KrakenAPI.unstake_asset(asset, amount)[source]
Private User Staking
Unstake an asset from your spot wallet. This operation requires an API key with Withdraw funds permission.
- Parameters:
asset (str) – Asset to unstake (asset ID or altname). Must be a valid staking asset (e.g. XBT.M, XTZ.S, ADA.S)
amount (float) – Amount of the asset to unstake
- Returns:
Reference ID of the Unstaking Transaction
- Return type:
str
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Withdraw
Get Stakeable Assets
Get Pending Staking Transactions
- KrakenAPI.get_pending_staking_transactions()[source]
Private User Staking
Returns the list of pending staking transactions. Once resolved, these transactions will appear on the List of Staking Transactions endpoint. This operation requires an API key with both Query funds and Withdraw funds permissions.
- Returns:
DataFrame of pending staking transactions
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query
Get Staking Transactions
- KrakenAPI.get_staking_transactions()[source]
Private User Staking
Returns the list of all staking transactions. This endpoint can only return up to 1000 of the most recent transactions. This operation requires an API key with Query funds permissions.
- Returns:
DataFrame of all staking transactions
- Return type:
pandas.DataFrame
API Key Permissions Required: Funds permissions - Query