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Cryptowatch is a Kraken-owned premium trading terminal that provides real-time cryptocurrency market data, charting and trading services for over 25 cryptocurrency exchanges. 

The real-time data on Cryptowatch is provided directly from cryptocurrency exchanges via their APIs and covers over 17,000 markets* and 4,000 crypto assets.

Features & Benefits

Basic use of Cryptowatch is completely free. Other premium features are available for purchase with Cryptowatch Credits. Some of the free benefits of using Cryptowatch include:

• Trade for free on multiple exchanges from one terminal
• View your trade history, orders, open positions and more on the Portfolio page
• Chat with other traders in the trollbox
• Visualize price movements and analyze market trends on an advanced charting interface
• Analyze charts with popular tools and indicators, such as Moving Averages, MACD, RSI and Bollinger Bands
• View your balances across multiple exchanges in real-time on the Portfolio page
• Set price, volume, and technical analysis alerts right on your charts
• Create and save custom themes

Premium (paid) features:

• Receive price, volume, technical analysis and order-fill alerts as text messages & emails, 24/7
• Stream prices and order books with the Market Data WebSocket API
• Pull market data into Google Sheets with the Cryptofinance.ai plugin
• Automate orders and alerts using triggers and actions with Zapier integration

See the pricing page for more details about Cryptowatch's premium features.

More planned releases are always around the corner — follow @cryptowat.ch to learn more. 

Kraken clients can use the Cryptowatch trading terminal for free by connecting their Kraken account to Kraken Terminal. However, this does not include the ability to trade across multiple exchanges or receive SMS and email alerts.

If you have any questions or need help signing up, you can contact us at cryptowat.ch/support.

*The term "market" refers to a trading pair listed on an exchange. For example, the trading pair BTC/USD on Kraken is a market and BTC/USD on another exchange would be considered a separate market.