Exported rates file format

This page contains the description of the standard for generating exported rates file supported by the Digitalmoneytalk.com exchanger monitor. It is based on the XML format with the abbreviated currency names from Estandards.

• The export file is generated in the XML format;
• Every entry starts on a new line. A new line is started by the \n character;
• A full stop is used as a decimal point for numerical values;
• The root element is ;
• Every exchange direction is described in the element;
• Main elements for describing exchange rates and currency reserves:
  • – source currency code. Electronic currency codes are listed below;
  • – destination currency code. Electronic currency codes are listed below;
  • – how much "from" currency the customer has to give;
  • – how much "to" currency the customer will get;
  • – the "to" currency reserve in the exchanger.
• Additional data for better integration with the digitalmoneytalk.com monitor (it is required to specify it in the exported file if your exchanger takes minimal or additional commission fees or if it has non-automatic exchange directions):
  • – the minimal commission fee the exchanger takes in the current exchange direction.
    Example: 5 USD
    Possible national currency codes are listed below;
  • – the additional commission fee that is not included in the exchange rate and is taken from the sum the user transfers to the exchanger.
    Example: 2.15 EUR
    Possible national currency codes are listed below. It is also possible to use the % character instead of the national currency code in order to specify the additional commission fee in percentage terms;
  • – the additional commission fee that is not included in the exchange rate and is taken from the sum the exchanger transfers to the user.
    Example: 2 EUR
    Possible national currency codes are listed below. It is also possible to use the % character instead of the national currency code in order to specify the additional commission fee in percentage terms;

– this tag is used to specify additional properties, such as: If there are several attributes, they are separated with a comma.
Example: manual, juridical

• manual – the property must be specified for all non-automatic, non-instant exchange directions (for manual, operator-controlled, etc.).
• juridical – this property means that the exchanger transfers money to the user bank account from a juridical account (for bank transfers).

Codes of electronic currencies

NOTE: If you already have XML link and the short code does not matches the one we are asking for please contact us with the xml link and update us the currencies where code difference is present.

XML RATE EXAMPLE

 

 

 

PRUSD

OKUSD

1

0.96000

1059.71

0.95000%

 

 

 

PRUSD

LTC

1

0.27377

0.42000

0.95000%

0.01000 LTC

 

 

 

PRUSD

WIREEUR

1

0.88371

37531.37

0.95000%

0.00000%

40.00000 EUR

manual

 

 

 

PRUSD

WIREGBP

1

0.64968

17991.96

0.95000%

0.00000%

30.00000 GBP

manual

 

 

 

PRUSD

MPLEUR

1

0.88371

17.92

0.95000%

 

 

 

PRUSD

MPLUSD

1

0.96000

39.00

0.95000%