Options chain
Per-contract data (greeks, OI, IV, bid/ask) plus aggregate stats. Filters supported:
expiries— CSV of tokens (e.g.28MAR25,25APR25).dte_min/dte_max— days-to-expiry bounds.oi_min/oi_max— open interest bounds.delta_min/delta_max— applied to |delta| (0..1).strike_min/strike_max— absolute strike bounds.moneyness_min/moneyness_max— strike / spot ratio bounds, e.g.0.9..1.1keeps strikes within ±10% of spot. Useful for cross-symbol screens since it normalises the strike grid.option_type—call,put, orboth.
Two layers of projection:
fields(top-level): comma-sep subset ofaggregates,available_expiries,contracts— drops whole sections of the response, e.g.?fields=contractsto skip aggregates.include(per-contract): comma-sep subset ofbid_ask,gex,greeks,iv,oi,volume— keeps only the named sub-sections of each contract dict. Core identity fields (strike,expiry,dte,type) are always present. Default is every section, matching v1 shape.
Payload is capped at ?max_contracts= (default 2000, hard ceiling 5000). On overflow the response is truncated to the closest-to-spot subset and truncated=true is set with total_matching_count so the client knows to narrow the filter.
Response is cached for 30s keyed by the exact filter combination, so repeated calls with identical filters are sub-millisecond.
Filtered chain with two-layer projection (Documentation Index
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?fields= top-level, ?include= per-contract) and a payload cap (?max_contracts). Cached 30s per filter combination.
See also
Greeks beyond delta
Authorizations
Your BackQuant API key (same key as v1)
Headers
Query Parameters
Trading symbol: BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, or HYPEUSDT.
BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT, HYPEUSDT CSV of expiry tokens (e.g. 28MAR25,25APR25)
Inclusive lower bound on days-to-expiry.
0 <= x <= 720Inclusive upper bound on days-to-expiry.
0 <= x <= 720Minimum open interest per contract.
x >= 0Maximum open interest per contract.
x >= 0Minimum |delta| (0..1).
0 <= x <= 1Maximum |delta| (0..1).
0 <= x <= 1Minimum strike price (absolute).
x >= 0Maximum strike price (absolute).
x >= 0Strike/spot lower bound (e.g. 0.9 for ATM-10%).
0 <= x <= 10Strike/spot upper bound (e.g. 1.1 for ATM+10%).
0 <= x <= 10Filter to call, put, or both contract types.
call, put, both Cap on the number of contracts returned (default 2000, hard ceiling 5000). When more contracts match the filters, the response is truncated to the closest-to-spot subset and truncated=true is set with total_matching_count so the client knows to narrow the filter.
1 <= x <= 5000Top-level projection: aggregates,available_expiries,contracts
Per-contract projection: bid_ask,gex,greeks,iv,oi,volume. Default is all sections.
Response
Successful Response
The meta block returned alongside every v2 response.
Every field after version/timestamp is optional because endpoints
attach different combinations — e.g. /v2/status skips symbol, the
chain endpoint sets extra.filter_hash, etc. Listing them here means
SDKs get a typed accessor for each instead of a generic meta: dict.
