Authentication and request IDs All requests using the TT REST API must include: An Application Key in the header x-api-key=<application key> Additionally, most requests also require: A Token in the header. Authorization=Bearer <token> A request ID passed as a query string requestId=<app_name>-<company_name>–<new_guid> Note: The TT REST API documentation provides the ability to create and send […]
Application key usage plans and message limits Using the TT REST API requires you to select a usage plan for the application key that can incur additional costs. TT offers the following usage plans for TT REST application keys: For more information about the costs associated with the usage plans, contact TT Customer Success. * Note: […]
The TT REST API 2.0 gives you the tools you need to leverage the power of the TT platform within your own applications. You can access the same product information services, risk management and market connectivity used by the TT platform – all through an easy-to-use REST API. The TT REST API provide a number […]
TT REST API 1.0 was deprecated on June 30, 2021. The following can help with migrating applications to TT REST API 2.0. A restructuring of the original version of the TT REST API was undertaken to improve its underlying design. As a result, a new version was created in which the names of the individual […]