Revolut X Configuration

Capabilities

• List all available currencies with type, scale, and status
• List all trading pairs with constraints (min/max order size, step)
• Validate whether a pair is active before placing orders

Authentication & setup

All endpoints require authentication. See revolut-x-auth for setup.

API versioning

All endpoints use path-based versioning: /api/1.0/. The version is included in every request path.

Common workflows

Get all currencies

python scripts/revx_sign.py GET /api/1.0/configuration/currencies

Expected output: JSON map keyed by symbol (e.g. BTC, USD) with name, scale, asset_type, status.

Get all trading pairs

python scripts/revx_sign.py GET /api/1.0/configuration/pairs

Expected output: JSON map keyed by pair (e.g. BTC/USD) with base, quote, min_order_size, max_order_size, base_step, quote_step, status.

CRITICAL: Always check pair status is active before placing orders. Flag inactive pairs before proceeding.

Example 1: Check if a pair is tradeable

User says: "Can I trade SOL-USD on Revolut X?"

Actions:

1. Run python scripts/revx_sign.py GET /api/1.0/configuration/pairs
2. Look for SOL/USD key (note: response uses slash format)
3. Check status field

Result: "SOL/USD is active. Min order: 0.01 SOL, max: 10000 SOL."

Example 2: Get min order size

User says: "What's the minimum BTC-USD order?"

Actions:

1. Run python scripts/revx_sign.py GET /api/1.0/configuration/pairs
2. Find BTC/USD, read min_order_size and min_order_size_quote

Result: "Min order for BTC-USD: 0.00001 BTC or $1.00 USD."

Example 3: List all crypto assets

User says: "What cryptocurrencies does Revolut X support?"

Actions:

1. Run python scripts/revx_sign.py GET /api/1.0/configuration/currencies
2. Filter where asset_type is crypto and status is active
3. Present as a list

Result: Table of supported cryptocurrencies with name, symbol, and precision.

Error handling

Error: 401 Unauthorized Cause: API key or signature invalid Solution: Run revolut-x-auth setup.

Important notes

• Pairs response uses slash format (BTC/USD) in keys, but order placement uses dash format (BTC-USD)
• Always validate pair constraints before placing orders (see revolut-x-orders)

References

• schemas.md — Full response field definitions
• Revolut X REST API docs
• Get all currencies

Related skills

Skill	Purpose
revolut-x-auth	API key setup and request signing
revolut-x-orders	Use pair constraints to validate order parameters
revolut-x-balance	Check available currencies in your account
revolut-x-market-data	Get current prices for listed pairs