Agent skills for trading cryptocurrency via the Crypto.com APIs. Works with any SKILL.md-compatible agent platform (OpenClaw, Cursor, Claude Code, and others).

This repository contains two independent skills:

Each skill has its own SKILL.md and references. Install one or both depending on your use case.

• Trade: Market buy, sell, swap, and exchange across 200+ tokens (BTC, ETH, CRO, and more)
• Balances: Query fiat and crypto portfolio holdings
• Prices: Discover coins and check market prices
• History: View recent transaction history
• Trading Limits: Check weekly trading budget usage
• Kill Switch: Emergency API key revocation

First, generate an API key following the API Key Management guide. Then export the key and secret in your terminal:

export CDC_API_KEY="your-api-key"
export CDC_API_SECRET="your-api-secret"

npx skills add crypto-com/crypto-agent-trading/crypto-com-app -g -y

Or manually copy the skill folder to your agent platform's skill directory:

The skill uses relative script paths (./scripts/... from the skill root), so it works from any install location without path modifications.

User: "Buy CRO with 100 USD"
Agent: (runs quote) "Confirm: buy 1,250 CRO for 100 USD? This quote expires in 15 seconds."
User: "Yes"
Agent: (runs confirm) "Done! Purchased 1,250 CRO for 100 USD."

User: "What's my balance?"
Agent: (runs balance check) "You hold 1,250 CRO ($105.00) and 400.00 USD."

User: "Swap 500 CRO to BTC"
Agent: (runs quote) "Confirm: swap 500 CRO for 0.00045 BTC? Expires in 15 seconds."
User: "No, make it 200 CRO instead"
Agent: (runs new quote) "Confirm: swap 200 CRO for 0.00018 BTC? Expires in 15 seconds."
User: "Confirm"
Agent: (runs confirm) "Done! Swapped 200 CRO for 0.00018 BTC."

The skills work together in typical trading flows:

Basic Trading: Check balance (crypto-com-app) → Get quote (crypto-com-app) → Confirm trade (crypto-com-app)

Portfolio Review: View balances (crypto-com-app) → Check history (crypto-com-app) → Analyze limits (crypto-com-app)

crypto-com-app/
├── _meta.json          # OpenClaw package metadata
├── SKILL.md            # Core skill: configs, commands, business logic
├── CHANGELOG.md        # Version history
├── references/
│   └── errors.md       # Detailed error scenarios + recovery
└── scripts/
    ├── lib/
    │   ├── api.ts      # HTTP client, HMAC signing
    │   └── output.ts   # Structured output + error codes
    ├── account.ts      # Balances, trading limit, kill switch
    ├── trade.ts        # Quotations, orders, history
    └── coins.ts        # Coin discovery

• Node.js 18+ (for npx tsx and built-in fetch)
• A Crypto.com App account with API key and secret

• No withdrawal permissions -- the API key can only trade; it cannot withdraw funds from your account
• Weekly trading limit -- a configurable cap on total trading volume acts as a financial guardrail against runaway spending
• HMAC-SHA256 signing -- all requests are signed to prevent tampering and replay attacks
• Environment-only credentials -- API keys are read from environment variables only and never stored in files
• Kill switch -- instantly revoke API access in emergencies to stop all further trading

• Spot Orders: Place, amend, and cancel LIMIT and MARKET orders
• Advanced Orders: STOP_LOSS, STOP_LIMIT, TAKE_PROFIT, TAKE_PROFIT_LIMIT
• Order Groups: Manage OCO, OTO, and OTOCO order groups
• Balances & Positions: Query balances, positions, order history, and trade history
• Withdrawals: Withdraw funds and check deposit/withdrawal status
• Market Data: Tickers, order book, candlesticks, and trades

1. Copy the crypto-com-exchange/ skill folder into your agent platform's skill directory
2. Provide your Crypto.com Exchange API key and secret
3. The agent reads the SKILL.md and handles authentication, signing, and request formatting directly — no scripts or runtime dependencies required

1. Log in to Crypto.com Exchange
2. Go to Settings → API Keys
3. Create a new key with desired permissions (Spot Trading, Withdrawal, etc.)
4. Set IP whitelist for production use
5. Store the API key and secret securely

User: "Place a limit buy for 0.1 BTC at $93,000"
Agent: "Confirm: LIMIT BUY 0.1 BTC_USD @ $93,000?"
User: "CONFIRM"
Agent: "Done! Order placed — order ID 6530219599901000701."

User: "Set up an OCO on BTC — sell limit at $108,000, stop-loss at $80,000, 0.1 BTC each"
Agent: "Confirm: OCO on BTC_USD — SELL LIMIT @ $108,000 + SELL STOP_LOSS trigger @ $80,000, 0.1 BTC per leg?"
User: "CONFIRM"
Agent: "Done! OCO created — list ID 6498090546073120100."

User: "What are my balances?"
Agent: "You hold 1.25 BTC, 5,000 USDT, and 10,000 CRO on your Exchange account."

UAT Sandbox requires separate credentials (institutional access only).

• 52 endpoints — public market data, private trading, advanced orders, wallet, account management
• Production-tested — every endpoint verified against live API with real orders
• 66 edge cases documented — param types, pagination quirks, error codes, validation rules

Max open orders: 200 per trading pair, 1,000 across all pairs (per account/subaccount).

• Order params (price, quantity, notional, ref_price, amount) must be strings
• limit must be a number (not string)
• Instrument names are case-sensitive: BTC_USD not btc_usd
• Public endpoints = GET only, Private endpoints = POST only
• All private requests use JSON body with HMAC-SHA256 signature

See the Exchange SKILL.md for the full reference.

crypto-com-exchange/
├── SKILL.md                      # Full skill definition — 52 endpoints, parameters, edge cases, agent behavior
├── references/
│   └── authentication.md         # HMAC-SHA256 signing implementation (Python, JavaScript, Bash), error codes
└── LICENSE.md                    # MIT License

• HMAC-SHA256 signing -- all private requests are signed to prevent tampering and replay attacks
• Production confirmation -- the agent requires explicit user confirmation (typing "CONFIRM") before executing any production trade
• Credential masking -- API keys and secrets are never displayed in full; only partial characters are shown
• IP whitelisting -- API keys can be restricted to specific IP addresses for production use
• Withdrawal whitelisting -- withdrawal destination addresses must be pre-approved in your Exchange account settings

• OpenClaw Integration with Agent Key
• OpenClaw Trading Overview
• Getting Started
• API Key Management
• Trading with OpenClaw
• Weekly Trading Limit
• Safety and Security
• Notifications

• Main App Skill: Apache License 2.0
• Exchange Spot Skill: MIT License