FXP (Foreign Exchange Protocol)
The Foreign Exchange Protocol (FXP) is a simple, automatic way of
retrieving currency exchange rates over the Internet. Client software (Slave
Server) will allow your computer to query a server at
OANDA
and have it convert amounts from one currency to another, using OANDA's
database of daily exchange rates for 164 different currencies.
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Uses
- display the prices on your web page in your customer's currency
- automatically convert prices in expense reports, quotations, purchase
orders, ...
- produce currency exchange rate tables and graphs
- use in any software that needs to convert currencies
Features
- single conversions or time series
- specify bid or ask prices
- mean, minimum, and maximum prices available
- historical rates; specify the day of the conversion from yesterday
back as far as 1990 (for many currencies)
- get a list of currency symbols
- translate a currency symbol into the currency name
What is Available?
- FXP Client Package: is a software package that contains a
library of routines written in C which will contact an FXP server
and convert currencies.
- FXP Perl Package: is a Perl client package that uses FXP
to conduct currency exchange routines using Perl. For more details,
see FXP Perl Package description
page.
Please contact us,
if you require further information on OANDA's FXP software package.
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