Mint shares
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Mint shares
Deposit funds and receive equal YES and NO shares for a market
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Mint shares
Minting creates new shares for a binary market. You deposit funds and receive an equal number of YES and NO shares (a complementary pair). The cost per pair equals the market’s base unit (e.g., $1.00 per YES+NO pair in USD markets). Minting does not affect market prices since it creates both sides equally. This is useful when you want to sell one side on the order book while keeping the other, or when you want to provide liquidity.Documentation Index
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Authentication
Write authentication required —X-Public-Key, X-Timestamp, and X-Signature headers. See the Authentication guide.
Path parameters
UUID of the market.
Request body
Amount to use for the mint operation in the selected
currency. For example,
quantity: 100, currency: "NGN" means “spend 100 NGN to mint”. Must be
greater than 0.USD (default) or NGN.Request
quantity is a wallet amount in the provided currency. The response
quantity is the normalized share quantity minted.Example request
Response
UUID of the mint operation.
UUID of the market.
Normalized share quantity minted.
Current price of outcome 1 (YES). Returned for convenience — minting does not change market prices.
Current price of outcome 2 (NO). Returned for convenience — minting does not change market prices.