Build powerful cryptocurrency exchange features into your application using the MuteSwap platform.
The MuteSwap public API enables developers to add instant crypto trading capabilities to any web application. Whether you're creating a standalone trading platform or adding exchange features to existing services, our API provides everything you need to offer seamless cryptocurrency swaps to your users.
Your platform gains access to support for more than 340 different cryptocurrency assets, giving users extensive options for their trading needs. As a partner, you'll earn a 50% fee share from every swap executed through your integration, creating a direct revenue opportunity that scales with your user activity.
Our partnership model is designed to reward active integrations. Every transaction your users complete generates revenue for your platform through our 50% fee share structure. The more trading volume your integration facilitates, the greater your earning potential becomes.
The MuteSwap API works across various application types, from crypto wallets and portfolio trackers to trading dashboards and market aggregators. Our flexible infrastructure adapts to your specific use case, letting you build the exact experience your users need.
Partners receive monthly payments for their earned fees. After submitting a payout request, funds arrive in your account within a 7-day processing window. This regular payment cycle provides predictable cash flow for your business.
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API access requires authentication credentials. Register to our website with your email to receive your unique API key. https://www.muteswap.com/partners
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Include your credentials in all API requests using this header format:
x-muteswap-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY
Header-based authentication is recommended as the most secure method, reducing the risk of credential exposure in application logs.
Explore our complete API documentation to understand the full capabilities available to your integration. The reference guide covers all endpoints, parameters, and response formats you'll need to get started.
Documentation last reviewed 2 months ago