A lightweight Python client for the Trading 212 API, providing both asynchronous and synchronous interfaces.
AsyncTrading212Client: async client built withaiohttpTrading212Client: sync client built withrequests
pip install trading-212-clientSet your Trading 212 API key and environment as environment variables:
export T212_API_KEY=123_YOUR_API_KEY
export T212_ENVIRONMENT=live # or demoThis client uses aiohttp for asynchronous requests.
from t212 import AsyncTrading212Client
import asyncio
async def main():
client = AsyncTrading212Client()
# Fetch account balance
cash = await client.fetch_account_cash()
print(cash.model_dump(mode="json"))
# Fetch exchanges
exchanges = await client.exchange_list()
print(exchanges.model_dump(mode="json"))
await client.close_client()
asyncio.run(main())✅ Use
awaitinside an async function ✅ Always close the client when finished (close_client())
This client uses requests for synchronous requests.
from t212 import Trading212Client
client = Trading212Client()
# Fetch account balance
cash = client.fetch_account_cash()
print(cash.model_dump(mode="json"))
# Fetch exchanges
exchanges = client.exchange_list()
print(exchanges.model_dump(mode="json"))- ✅ Fully typed responses (using Pydantic models)
- ✅ Both sync & async client implementations
- ✅ Easy environment setup via env vars
- 🚧 Work in progress (POST endpoints not yet implemented)
- All GET endpoints implemented for async client
- All POST endpoints implemented for async client
- All GET endpoints implemented for sync client
- All POST endpoints implemented for sync client
- Deploy on PyPI
- Add unit tests & CI pipeline
- Add usage examples for POST endpoints (when available)
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request if you’d like to help improve the project.
This library is unofficial and not affiliated with Trading 212. Use at your own risk. Trading involves risk of financial loss.