> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tokenbot.com/home/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tokenbot.com/home/api-docs/readme.md).

# Overview

Welcome to the TokenBot developer documentation. TokenBot provides programmatic access to automated crypto trading, trade synchronization (copiers), and portfolio management.

> 💡 Most users drive TokenBot through the **`tokenbot` CLI** (`npm install -g tokenbot`). These APIs are for building integrations, automation, and custom tooling on top of the platform.

## APIs

| API                                                   | Description                                                                        | Base URL               |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
| [REST API](/home/api-docs/rest-api/overview.md)       | CRUD operations for exchanges, strategies, copiers, trades                         | `api.tokenbot.com/v1`  |
| [GraphQL API](/home/api-docs/graphql-api/overview.md) | Full platform access: exchanges, strategies, copiers, trades, and admin operations | `gql-api.tokenbot.com` |
| [Webhooks](/home/api-docs/webhooks/overview.md)       | Outbound, signed event notifications (46 event types)                              | N/A (push-based)       |
| [MCP Server](/home/api-docs/mcp/overview.md)          | AI/LLM tool integration via Model Context Protocol                                 | Local server (stdio)   |

## Getting Started

1. [Quickstart Guide](/home/api-docs/quickstart.md) — Make your first API call in minutes
2. [Authentication](/home/api-docs/authentication.md) — API keys, signed requests, and GraphQL auth
3. [Rate Limits](/home/api-docs/rate-limits.md) — Usage limits and best practices
4. [Error Handling](/home/api-docs/errors.md) — Standard error response format

## Key Concepts

* **Exchange Account** — A connected exchange (Binance, Bybit, etc.) with API credentials
* **Strategy** — The source account whose trades are replicated
* **Copier** — Replicates a strategy's trades onto another exchange account
* **Trade** — An individual order executed on an exchange
* **Trade Pair** — A trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT) available on an exchange

## Token

The platform token is **TBOT**.


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