---
title: "List supported trading pairs"
method: GET
path: "/trading/pairs"
tags: ["Trading"]
---

# List supported trading pairs

`GET /trading/pairs`

Permissions required: **Execute trades** or **Read trade activity**

List all of the supported trading pairs for your organization.
Each trading pair object includes a description and trading
symbol (ex. BTC-USD), which usually corresponds to two asset ticker symbols.
Optionally, a trading pair object includes a reference data object that details the trading precision context: minimum size increment and price increment.

## Response `200`

Successfully returned trading pairs

- TradePairsResponse
  - `data` TradePair[], required
    - `description` string, required — A string representing the human-readable name of the trade pair.
    - `pair` string, required — A string representing a trade between one type of currency and another.
    - `referenceData` TradePairReferenceData — Trading reference data for a pair including the minimum size and price increment. Size increment is the minimum size supported when specifying order quantity. Price increment specifies the minimum price precision when specifying order price.
      - `baseAssetType` string, required — A string representing the base asset of the trading pair.
      - `baseSizeIncrement` string, required — Minimum size increment when specifying order quantity in base asset.
      - `lastUpdateTime` string, date-time, required — ISO format date time when the reference data was last updated.
      - `minimumOrderSize` string, required — Minimum required size for base asset to successfully place an order
      - `priceIncrement` string, required — Minimum price increment when specifying order price.
      - `quoteAssetType` string, required — A string representing the quote asset of the trading pair.
      - `quoteSizeIncrement` string, required — Minimum size increment when specifying order quantity in quote asset.

## Other responses

- `400` — Bad Request
- `401` — Unauthenticated
- `403` — Forbidden
- `429` — Too Many Requests
- `500` — Internal Server Error

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