API & Data Acces

How OLTA exposes key index, price, and portfolio data to support transparency, monitoring, and integrations.

Overview

OLTA provides programmatic access to index composition, real-time valuations, performance metrics, and user portfolio data. This access is essential for institutional reporting, dashboard integrations, and third-party services.

Data is made available through:

  • Public APIs for real-time NAV and index composition

  • Token metadata feeds compatible with DeFi dashboards

  • Custom data endpoints for enterprise clients (upon request)

Available Data Categories

1. Index-Level Data

  • Index name and strategy metadata

  • Current asset weights and allocations

  • Historical weights (across rebalancing cycles)

  • Benchmark performance comparisons

2. Asset Pricing & Valuation

  • Real-time token prices (from oracles and DEX aggregators)

  • Volume-weighted average price (VWAP) and time-weighted average price (TWAP)

  • Net Asset Value (NAV) per unit

3. Portfolio Holdings (User View)

  • Tokenized fund units held per user address

  • Underlying asset exposure by share

  • Claimable rewards and accrued yields (if applicable)

Portfolio-level data is anonymized at the aggregate level for protocol-wide analytics, but user-specific data is available wallet-by-wallet through wallet connection.

Access Methods

  • REST API Endpoints (public): For general index data and pricing feeds

  • Web3 JSON-RPC Interfaces: For real-time smart contract read access

  • Data Push Integrations: For partners needing regular syncs (e.g. custodians, dashboards)

Developer credentials or API keys may be required for advanced integrations or custom queries.

4. Transactional Order Routing

OLTA is building order-level infrastructure to support trading and rebalancing logic directly from user-facing platforms or institutional systems.

Available order types will include:

  • Market Orders: Immediate buy/sell at best available price

  • Limit Orders: Buy/sell only if the price reaches a user-defined threshold

  • Stop-Limit Orders: Trigger a limit order once a stop price is reached

  • TWAP Orders: Execute over time at time-weighted average price

  • Cancel / Replace: Modify or revoke pending orders before execution

All transactions will be executed via on-chain smart contracts with signature-based authorization, and routed through the best available liquidity paths (DEX or CEX).

Order placement is designed for integration with institutional frontends, market-making systems, or trading dashboards.

Custodial solutions (e.g. Fireblocks) are optional. Users can place orders directly via API using non-custodial wallets, as long as signature-based authorization is supported. Custody may be required only in cases where external execution control or institutional compliance policies apply.

Use Cases

  • Integration into portfolio dashboards (e.g. Zapper, DeBank)

  • Automated NAV reporting for custodians or institutions

  • Execution of index exposure through programmable order types

  • Research tools and performance analytics for analysts and allocators

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