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Krakipy is an easy to use Kraken API.
It uses the REST-API of the Kraken.com cryptocurrency exchange.
For more information please visit the krakipy documentation
08.03.2025 - Updated krakipy to include get_order_amends and get_withdrawal_methods and fixed bugs
29.10.2023 - Updated krakipy to include new functions and fixed bugs
31.07.2021 - Updated krakipy to support staking and unstaking
Use the package manager pip to install krakipy.
pip install krakipy
Public requests dont need API keys.
from krakipy import KrakenAPI
# Create a session
kr = KrakenAPI()
# Get Ticker for Bitcoin/EUR
kr.get_ticker_information("XXBTZEUR")
# Get OHLC for Doge/Tether
kr.get_ohlc_data("XDGUSDT")
# Get Spreads for Ether/USD
kr.get_recent_spreads("XETHZUSD")
# Check the Kraken API system status
kr.get_system_status()
Private requests need a valid API key pair to your Kraken account for validation.
from krakipy import KrakenAPI
api_key = "*************************************************"
api_key_secret = "*************************************************"
# Create a validated session
with KrakenAPI(api_key, api_key_secret) as kr:
# Create a limit order to buy 1.5 Bitcoin at 100,000.0 EUR/BTC
kr.add_standard_order("XXBTZEUR", "buy", "limit", volume = 1.5, price = 100000.0)
# Check your account balance
kr.get_account_balance()
# Withdraw 1.0 Bitcoin to myBTCWallet
kr.withdraw("XBT", "myBTCWallet", 1.0)
# Unstake 300.0 Solana
kr.unstake_asset("SOL", 300.0)
# Download and save an export report to kraken_reports/
kr.retrieve_export_report(report_id, dir="kraken_reports/")
The krakipy code is licensed under the MIT LICENSE. This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
Krakipy Copyright (C) 2020-2025 Hubertus Wilisch
FAQs
A well-documented Python API for the Kraken Cryptocurrency Exchange
We found that krakipy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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