ACTIV Web One API (AtlasFeed)

WebSocket-based (WebAssembly) JavaScript/TypeScript market data API for browser and Node.js, installed as npm package '@activfinancial/one-api' (latest 1.1.4). Supports snapshots, real-time subscriptions, queries, and time-series history across ACTIV's normalized multi-asset feed, with Promises, async/await, and AsyncIterator interfaces. Clients connect with activOneApi.connect({ host, user, password }) - tutorials document the host aop-ny4-replay.activfinancial.com - and credentials are entitlement-managed and provisioned by sales, not self-serve. Documentation, tutorials, examples, and an in-browser playground are public; no OpenAPI or AsyncAPI spec is published.

API entry from apis.yml

apis.yml Raw ↑
aid: options-technology:activ-web-one-api
name: ACTIV Web One API (AtlasFeed)
tags:
- Market Data
- WebSocket
- Streaming
- Snapshots
- Time Series
image: https://kinlane-images.s3.amazonaws.com/shared/apis-json/apis-json-logo.jpg
humanURL: https://weboneapi.activfinancial.com/
baseURL: wss://aop-ny4-replay.activfinancial.com
properties:
- url: https://weboneapi.activfinancial.com/documentation/
  type: Documentation
- url: https://weboneapi.activfinancial.com/tutorials/
  type: GettingStarted
- url: https://weboneapi.activfinancial.com/playground/
  type: Sandbox
- url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@activfinancial/one-api
  type: SDK
- url: https://github.com/activfinancial/one-api-examples
  type: CodeRepository
description: WebSocket-based (WebAssembly) JavaScript/TypeScript market data API for browser and Node.js,
  installed as npm package '@activfinancial/one-api' (latest 1.1.4). Supports snapshots, real-time subscriptions,
  queries, and time-series history across ACTIV's normalized multi-asset feed, with Promises, async/await,
  and AsyncIterator interfaces. Clients connect with activOneApi.connect({ host, user, password }) - tutorials
  document the host aop-ny4-replay.activfinancial.com - and credentials are entitlement-managed and provisioned
  by sales, not self-serve. Documentation, tutorials, examples, and an in-browser playground are public;
  no OpenAPI or AsyncAPI spec is published.