The PAMM Iran data API: market data inside your app
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Rates, public account data and ready-made widgets via the API for developers; structure, authentication and terms of use.
If you run a site or app that needs market data, the PAMM Iran API is the official way to get exactly that data — no scraping, nothing stale.
What it offers
- Live market rates and calculation endpoints.
- Public account and list data for display and analysis.
- Ready-made widgets for quick embedding on your site.
Before you start
Read the terms, authentication and per-service limits in the documentation; respecting the limits keeps the service stable for everyone. If you only need display on a site, the widgets are the fastest path.
Docs: the data API and the API guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the API open to everyone? Access tiers and terms of use are defined in the documentation; some services require a key.
How fresh is the data? Rates are live; each service’s refresh interval is written in that service’s docs.
Is commercial use allowed? Commercial terms are in the documentation; for special projects, contact us.
Must I be a programmer to use the API? For the direct API path, familiarity with development is needed; for showing data on your own site, usually not — the ready-made widgets do that job without code. Start choosing the path from “what do I want to display”, not from “what do I know”.
Next step
Full docs and examples: the PAMM Iran data API; for ready-made widgets, read “Live market data widgets”.
The three data-API services
- Live market rates and calculations
- Public account and list data
- Ready-made widgets for your site
- Terms and limits are in the docs
- For simple display, widgets are the fastest path
The API docs: See it.
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