Guide
Nord is the exchange engine behind N1. Integrations read state over HTTP and WebSocket and change state by submitting signed protobuf actions to a single endpoint. Everything the web app does is available to you over the same interfaces.
Choose an integration path:
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TypeScript —
@n1xyz/nord-tswraps the protocol, including signing, decimal scaling, and WebSocket subscriptions. Fastest way to get running. -
Any language — call the REST API, stream WebSocket updates, and build signed actions from the published protobuf schema.
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AI agents — Nord Agent Kit connects MCP clients to public market data and session-authorized account and trading tools.
Start here
- Quickstart — read a market and place your first order.
- Networks and endpoints — devnet and mainnet base URLs, market and token IDs, decimals.
- Accounts and sessions — how authorization works before you can trade.
Reference
- TypeScript SDK — client setup, market data, trading, RFQ, triggers, funding, WebSockets.
- API — REST endpoints, streams, and the action protocol.
- API references — interactive Nord and Proton OpenAPI references, generated from the live schemas.
- Changelog — protocol releases and breaking changes.
- Resources — packages, schemas, and support.
For product behavior — margining, funding, liquidations, fees, order semantics — see the Trading section. This section covers how to talk to the exchange, not how the exchange prices risk.