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๐Ÿงญ Developer Overview

Storm Trade is a perpetual futures DEX on the TON blockchain. Everything the app does is available to third-party builders: you can read market data, place and cancel orders on behalf of a user, track positions, and earn a rebate on volume you route through your product.


๐Ÿงฑ What You Can Build

  • Trading terminals and alternative UIs on top of the Storm order flow
  • Telegram bots and mini apps that place orders for their users
  • Wallets with embedded perpetual trading
  • Automated strategies, portfolio trackers and analytics that read markets, positions and trade history

Products that route trades to Storm can join the Builder Program and receive a share of the Trading Fee on attributed volume.


๐Ÿ—บ Integration Surfaces

SurfaceUse it forWhere
Go SDKv3 intents and Smart Account, plus v2, from GoGo SDK
JS / TS SDKv2 orders, margin and liquidity, signed by the user's wallet via TON ConnectJavaScript SDK
Trading API (V3)Submit signed intents, query Smart Accounts, orderbook and sequencer statusTrading API (V3)
Data APIMarkets, prices, positions and order history, vaults, referrals, leaderboardsData API
Smart contractsDirect on-chain interaction with the vAMM, vaults and Smart AccountsContract addresses are exposed by the Data API /config endpoints

Building on v3 in Go: start with the Go SDK. Building a web front end where users sign with their own wallet: start with the JS SDK. Anything else talks to the REST APIs directly; the Architecture & Concepts page has the signing and query id rules. The SDK overview compares the two in detail.


  1. Read Architecture & Concepts to understand the two trading paths (v2 and v3), Smart Accounts and signed intents.
  2. Point your integration at Stage first. Base URLs are listed in REST API.
  3. Place a test order through the SDK or the Trading API and follow it with the bundle and intent endpoints.
  4. Register as a builder and add the builder field to your orders. See Builder Fees.

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