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P2P Street Rates API

Live crypto peer-to-peer street rates from the Binance P2P marketplace. On P2P, people buy and sell USDT (a USD proxy) directly for local currency, so the advertised prices reveal the REAL street value of a currency — for stressed currencies (Argentine peso, Venezuelan bolívar, Nigerian naira and more) this is the rate the economy actually transacts at, far from the official one. The rate endpoint returns the best buy and sell P2P price for an asset in a fiat, the mid and the spread. The ads endpoint returns the live order book of P2P advertisements — price, available amount, order limits, merchant reputation and payment methods. The fiats endpoint lists supported currencies. Read live from Binance P2P, nothing stored. This is the crypto-P2P street-rate and merchant-ad layer — distinct from official FX feeds and from crypto-arbitrage-implied rates.

api.oanor.com/p2prates-api

Yadio Real FX API

Live "real" market exchange rates derived from local cryptocurrency (BTC/USDT) trading. Because they are implied by where people actually buy and sell crypto, these rates track the true street/parallel value of a currency — for stressed currencies (Argentine peso, Nigerian naira, Venezuelan bolívar, Lebanese pound …) this is far from the official rate. The rates endpoint returns one base currency against ~130 currencies plus the BTC price; the convert endpoint converts any amount between two currencies; the btc endpoint returns the BTC price in a chosen currency (the crypto bridge that powers every rate); the currencies endpoint lists every supported currency. Read live, nothing stored. This is a global crypto-implied real-rate layer — distinct from official ECB/central-bank rate feeds and from single-country parallel-dollar APIs.

api.oanor.com/yadio-api

Venezuela Bolívar API

Live exchange rates for the Venezuelan bolívar (VES), one of the world's most-watched hyperinflation currencies. Venezuela runs a two-tier system: the BCV (central bank) official rate and the paralelo (parallel/street) rate, and the gap between them — the brecha — is the headline indicator of the bolívar's stress. The dollar endpoint returns the USD official and parallel rate with the brecha; the euro endpoint does the same for EUR; the rates endpoint returns both currencies at once; the convert endpoint converts any amount between USD, EUR and VES at the official or parallel rate. Read live, nothing stored. This is Venezuela's own official-vs-parallel bolívar layer with a built-in converter — distinct from single-rate central-bank feeds and from other countries' parallel-dollar APIs.

api.oanor.com/venezuela-api