OANDA FX Exchange API Application Certified by Acumatica

Maria Nikolova

The OANDA FX Exchange API application is recognized as an “Acumatica-Certified Application” by the Cloud ERP company.

Provider of online multi-asset trading services and currency data and analytics, OANDA today announced that its FX Exchange Rates API has been recognized as an Acumatica-Certified Application (ACA) and is now available for Acumatica customers.

Acumatica is a comprehensive, browser-based Cloud ERP solution optimized for ease of use, adaptability, mobility, speed, and security. The ACA title highlights outstanding development partners whose applications have met the highest standards set for Acumatica integration and functionality.

“Customers who want to stay competitive need flexible, responsive technology to execute their long-term business strategies,” said Christian Lindberg, Vice President of Partner Solutions at Acumatica. “Our ACA label is built to help customers find applications capable of delivering that. We’re proud to recognize OANDA FX Exchange API as an Acumatica-Certified Application. It masterfully utilizes the Acumatica platform to meet customers’ growing business demands.”

To become an Acumatica-Certified Application, OANDA has demonstrated commitment to quality by passing the Acumatica software test and aligning to future Acumatica roadmap releases.

“We are thrilled to be part of the Acumatica ecosystem and offer OANDA’s trusted FX exchange rates within the platform,” said Mohsin Siddiqui, OANDA’s Managing Director of the Americas. “Acumatica users now have access to the same trusted rates used by tax authorities, Big four accounting firms and multinational corporations worldwide.”

The OANDA Exchange Rates API provides access to daily averages, spot and forward rates, central bank exchange rates and tick-level data for 38,000+ currency pairs, over 200 currencies, commodities, and precious metals, as well as exchange rates sourced from 25 central banks and historical currency rates that date back to 1990. The company leverages its access to a full range of interbank liquidity, proprietary trading technology and pricing algorithms to calculate accurate exchange rates based on actual forex transactions, giving users a true reflection of the forex market and enabling enterprise platforms to automate critical processes requiring currency rate conversion.

The OANDA Exchange Rates API and related products are available through OANDA Global Corporation, which was acquired by CVC Capital Partners (CVC) Asia Fund IV in May 2018.

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