History – Kraken

This endpoint returns the last 100 trades from the specified lastTime value - if no value specified will return the last 100 trades.

Authentication is not required.

Endpoint	Request Type	Permissible API Keys
/api/v3/history	GET	N/A

Argument	Type	Required	Description
symbol	string	Yes	The symbol of the Futures, see Section 3.4.4
lastTime	string	No	Returns the last 100 trades from the specified lastTime value

Sample Call

https://futures.kraken.com/derivatives/api/v3/history?symbol=pi_xbtusd&lastTime=2019-02-14T09:31:26.027Z

Sample Return if Successful

{
   "result":"success",
   "history":[
      {
         "time":"2019-02-14T09:25:33.920Z",
         "trade_id":100,
         "price":3574,
         "size":100,
         "side":"buy",
         "type":"fill"
      },
      {
         "time":"2019-02-14T09:07:57.844Z",
         "trade_id":99,
         "price":3569,
         "size":10000,
         "side":"buy",
         "type":"fill"
      },
...,
],
}

Field	Type	Description
result	String	Always success
serverTime	ISO8601 datetime	The server date and time
history	list of structures	A list containing structures with historical price information, see below. The list is sorted descending by time
time	ISO8601 datetime	The date and time of a trade or an index computation For Futures: The date and time of a trade. Data is not aggregated For indices: The date and time of an index computation. For real-time indices, data is aggregated to the last computation of each full hour. For reference rates, data is not aggregated
trade_id	positive integer	For Futures: A continuous index starting at 1 for the first fill in a Futures contract maturity For indices: Not returned because N/A
price	positive float	For Futures: The price of a fill For indices: The calculated value
size	positive integer	For Futures: The size of a fill For indices: Not returned because N/A
side	string	The classification of the taker side in the matched trade: "buy" if the taker is a buyer, "sell" if the taker is a seller.
type	string	The classification of the matched trade in an orderbook: "fill" if it is a normal buyer and seller, "liquidation" if it is a result of a user being liquidated from their position, "assignment" if the fill is the result of a users position being assigned to a marketmaker, or "termination" if it is a result of a user being terminated.

Sample Return if Unsuccessful

{
"result":"error",
"serverTime":"2016-02-25T09:45:53.818Z",
"error":"apiLimitExceeded"
}

Field	Type	Description
result	String	Always error
serverTime	ISO8601 datetime	The server date and time
error	string	The reason the API call failed, either of: apiLimitExceeded: the API limit for the calling IP address has been exceeded marketUnavailable: the requested market is unavailable requiredArgumentMissing: a required argument was missing invalidArgument: <argument>:argument "<argument>" is invalid

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