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Overview

The o1.exchange Trading API enables programmatic trading with enterprise-grade features including built-in MEV protection, Permit2 support for gasless approvals, and automatic slippage handling.

Key Benefits

  • MEV Protection: Private mempool routing to prevent sandwich attacks
  • Gasless Approvals: One-time Permit2 signatures for unlimited trading
  • Automatic Slippage: Built-in slippage protection with customizable limits

Prerequisites

Wallet

Ethereum wallet with private key

Gas Fees

ETH for transaction costs

Runtime

Node.js environment

Quick Start

1. Generate API Key

1

Navigate to API Trading

2

Create API Key

Generate your secure API token for authentication

2. Create Transaction Batch

Endpoint: POST https://api.o1.exchange/api/v2/orderHeaders:
Body:

3. Sign Transaction and Permit2

For each transaction in the response:
  1. Sign Permit2 (if present):
    • Extract the EIP-712 typed data from permit2.eip712
    • Sign using wallet’s signTypedData method
    • Replace the signature placeholder in transaction data
  2. Sign the transaction:
    • Create transaction object from the unsigned data
    • Sign using wallet’s signTransaction method

4. Submit Transaction

Endpoint: POST https://api.o1.exchange/api/v2/order/completeHeaders:
Body:

Sample Scripts & Examples

Complete Sample Repository

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/CohumanSpace/o1-apiThis repository contains complete sample scripts for using the o1.exchange API, including:
  • Interactive CLI trading application
  • Complete integration examples
  • Proper error handling patterns
  • Environment setup guides

Interactive Example

Complete CLI Trading App

See execute-trade-interactive.js in the sample repository for a fully functional CLI trading application that demonstrates all integration steps with proper error handling and user interaction.

Setup Environment

Create a .env.local file:

Run Interactive CLI

1

Token Address

Enter token contract address (e.g., 0x06ca615ac72a18e76b63bd4b5c320b6c8e291f8b)
2

Trade Direction

Choose buy or sell
3

Amount

Enter amount in ETH (for buy) or tokens (for sell)
4

Confirm

Review trade details and execute
5

Results

View balance changes after execution

Advanced Features

Permit2 Integration

Gasless token approvals using EIP-712 signatures

  • Automatic signature placeholder replacement
  • One-time approval for unlimited trading
  • Reduced gas costs for frequent traders

MEV Protection

Protection against sandwich attacks

  • Private mempool routing
  • Reduced slippage from MEV bots
  • Enable with mevProtection: true

Slippage Control

Specify slippageBps in basis points where 100 bps = 1%Recommendations:
  • Normal conditions: 300 bps (3%)
  • Volatile tokens: 500-1000 bps (5-10%)
  • Large trades: Increase as needed

Error Handling

Always implement proper error handling for:
  • Network connectivity issues
  • Insufficient balance or gas
  • Transaction reverts
  • API rate limiting
The interactive example includes comprehensive error handling patterns you can reference for your own implementation.