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Axiom Trade API: Official Status & SDK

Does Axiom Trade have an API? Official status, the community Python SDK, and no-code bots if you do not want to code. Start with access code 'thanks'.

By TradeOnAxiom Editorial Updated Published 2 min read
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  1. Does Axiom Trade have an API?
  2. What exists instead of an official API
  3. Community Python SDK (unofficial)
  4. If you are a developer, do this
  5. Frequently Asked Questions
  6. Related guides

Quick Answer

Axiom Trade does not document a first-party public trading API. If you searched 'axiom trade api' to automate trades, use the built-in sniper and copy trading for no-code bots, or the unofficial community Python SDK (axiomtradeapi) for custom scripts. Sign up with code 'thanks'.

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Does Axiom Trade have an API?

Short answer: not an official public one. Axiom’s public documentation covers the terminal — Pulse, wallet tracking, migration sniper, Instant Trade, limit orders, Hyperliquid perps — not a developer portal, API keys, rate limits, or a REST reference.

If you landed here from the query axiom trade api, you usually want one of these:

Goal Supported path Guide
Auto-copy other wallets Wallet Tracker copy trading — no API Copy trading
Snipe Pump.fun migrations Built-in Axiom sniper — no API Trading bots
Unattended entries/exits Limit orders + Instant Trade hotkeys Trading bots
Custom Python bot Unofficial community SDK only This page, then GitHub

Read copy trading or trading bots first. Most API searches are those features under a developer-shaped query.

  1. Decide if you need an API at all

    Most 'API' searches are really sniper or copy-trading jobs — those run inside Axiom with no code

  2. Create an Axiom account

    Sign up with code 'thanks' so you can use the terminal even if you later write a bot

  3. Use built-in bots first

    Turn on Wallet Tracker copy trading or the Pump.fun migration sniper before writing code

  4. Only then evaluate a third-party SDK

    If you still need custom logic, read the unofficial axiomtradeapi docs and treat them as unsupported

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What exists instead of an official API

Axiom is built so you do not need Telegram bots or a separate sniper. Wallet Tracker is documented as replacing Telegram wallet bots. Migration Actions is documented as eliminating third-party sniper bots. That is the first-party automation surface.

  • Wallet Tracker — follow addresses and copy buys inside the app.
  • Pulse + Quick Buy — new pairs, final stretch, and Raydium migrations with a lightning-bolt buy.
  • Migration sniper — buy the instant a token migrates from Pump.fun to Raydium on Axiom’s nodes.
  • Limit orders — set a price and walk away.
  • Instant Trade + hotkeys — one-click / spacebar buys and sells next to the chart.

Community Python SDK (unofficial)

A third-party project named AxiomTradeAPI-py publishes a Python package (axiomtradeapi) with its own docs and GitHub repo. It is not Axiom’s official API.

Typical community-SDK claims (balance helpers, WebSocket new-token feeds, session auth) come from that project, not from Axiom’s own documentation. Treat it as:

  • Unofficial — Axiom can change the product and the library breaks.
  • Unsupported here — we will not publish auth-token extraction, cookie replay, or unofficial endpoint maps.
  • Optional — only reach for it after the built-in sniper and copy trading cannot do the job.

If you still want it, start from the project’s own documentation and repository — not from scraped internal routes.

If you are a developer, do this

  1. Ship the no-code version first. Copy trading and the migration sniper already execute with priority fees and MEV settings inside Axiom.
  2. Keep secrets out of chat logs. Any third-party client that wants a session token is handling credentials. Use env vars, never commit them.
  3. Expect breakage. Unofficial wrappers lag UI changes.
  4. Pay fees on fills either way. The access code thanks is 10% off Axiom trading fees; it is not an API key.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Axiom Trade have an official API?
Axiom's public documentation does not list a first-party developer API, API keys, or REST/WebSocket reference for third-party apps. The product is a trading terminal. Automation is meant to happen inside the app: Wallet Tracker, Pulse Quick Buy, migration sniper, limit orders, and Instant Trade.
What is axiomtradeapi / AxiomTradeAPI-py?
It is a community Python package (pip install axiomtradeapi) maintained outside Axiom. It is not official Axiom documentation. Features, auth, and uptime can change without notice. Use it only if you understand it is third-party software.
What can I automate without an API?
Copy trading (follow wallets), the Pump.fun-to-Raydium migration sniper, Pulse lightning-bolt Quick Buy, Instant Trade hotkeys, and limit orders. That covers most 'build a bot' use cases without writing code.
Is API access free?
There is no official paid Axiom API plan to buy. You still pay trading fees on fills. Code 'thanks' takes 10% off Axiom trading fees. Third-party SDKs have their own licences and risks.
Can I get market data or place trades from Python?
Not through an official Axiom SDK. Some community libraries attempt session-based access and WebSocket token feeds. That is unofficial, can break, and is not something Axiom documents. For trading, the supported path is the Axiom terminal.
Axiom Trade API vs trading bots — which page should I use?
Use this page if you are asking whether a developer API exists. Use the trading bots page for sniper and automation inside Axiom. Use the copy trading page if you meant an Axiom copy trade bot.

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