
How to Evaluate a Market Data API Before Going to Production
A vendor-neutral checklist for evaluating a market data API: price accuracy, latency percentiles, WebSocket stability, gaps, rate limits, and licensing.
6 posts on data quality from the SiftingIO market data blog, spanning real-time and historical coverage across stocks, forex, crypto, commodities, and on-chain venues.

A vendor-neutral checklist for evaluating a market data API: price accuracy, latency percentiles, WebSocket stability, gaps, rate limits, and licensing.

Consolidated bid/ask spreads measured live on BTCUSD, EURUSD, XAUUSD and more: why one price is really a band, and how to reproduce the numbers yourself.

Five ways historical price data silently corrupts a backtest: adjustment method, venue-dependent highs and lows, gap policy, session cuts, and restated bars.

How to read bid and ask from a quote snapshot, compute the bid ask spread in basis points, and flag wide or stale quotes in Python before users see them.

A market data methodology explains where a price comes from and how it is validated. Here is why that documentation matters and how to read it in an API.

How to use a robust cross-venue fair price as a validation layer to flag when one venue is printing a stale, thin, or manipulated quote.