All QUODD financial data APIs can be called securely over HTTPS using SSL. The implementation of secure calls varies depending on the client's protocol (SOAP vs. REST).
If you are using SOAP, you simply need to make sure you use a secure web reference to the WSDL file. Please find the relevant WSDL for the service in the API Test Form, under the 'Code' tab on any of the APIs in our catalog.
For REST, please add HTTPS as the prefix to your url instead of HTTP to make the call secure. The APIs will work exactly the same way regardless of the prefix.
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Is it possible to point to an QUODD IP address instead of an URL?
No. Pointing to our IP address is not permitted because our services are hosted on a virtual environment across multiple servers and availability zones
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What is an API Token?
An API token is an alphanumeric code, unique to your QUODD account, which can be used from any system to validate your API calls.
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What is the cause of an HTTP 403 Error?
A 403 Error indicates that we have blocked access to our computers from your computer.