API Documentation

REDBERRY reads two live books. Live pairs use the TradingView API for realtime price and chart structure, so the algorithm can read the market. OTC uses a real-time price feed from Quotex through private API access licensed for the desk. Both feeds stay inside REDBERRY. This is not a public trading API for third-party apps, and it cannot be used to place or manage orders.

The TradingView and Quotex feed credentials are internal server credentials. They are never issued to end users. Do not ask for them in a ticket or a chat.

Public requests from this site are limited to the desk itself - for example the live tape and the Ask Berry voice session. There is no open order-placement API and no partner SDK for executing trades.

Inbuilt strategies run on the server-side book and predict the market's next move. They produce a desk signal only. They do not stream raw vendor payloads to the client.

Berry AI Trading Agent is not an API

The Berry AI Trading Agent is a Chrome / Kiwi browser extension, not a public trading API and not a partner SDK. It does not receive the desk feed credentials. Those stay on the server for the website desk feeds. The extension sits on your own open Quotex tab (qxbroker.com or market-qx.pro) and can click that page when you have unlocked it with the same license key as the website desk.

Install path: unlock on this site, open the Quotex desk, open the PACK tab, add the extension (Kiwi on Android, Chrome on PC or Mac), paste the license key, then start the assistant on a logged-in Quotex tab. There is no endpoint you can call to place orders, scrape the book, or run the agent from your own script. The extension sits on your own logged-in Quotex tab. Using Berry does not ban the Quotex account. There is no ban issue. Walkthrough: Berry AI Trading Agent.

For a partnership or data-access request, use the Contact us page.