AllTick API Docs
API Status
  • Welcome
  • Integration Process
    • Process Description
    • Market Address Description
      • HTTP Quotes API Address Description
      • Websocket Quotes API Address Description
    • Token application
    • Interface restriction description
      • HTTP interface restrictions
      • Websocket interface limitations
      • Error code description
    • Universal standard header description
      • HTTP Common Standard Headers
      • Websocket Common Standard Header
    • Product Code List
      • A Share
      • Hong Kong Stock
      • US Stock
      • Cryptocurrency (Digital Currency)
      • Commodity (Precious Metals)
      • Forex
  • REST API
    • HTTP request example
    • HTTP interface API
      • GET Single Product K line query(High Low, Open, Close)
      • POST Query the latest 2 K lines of products in batches(High , Low, Open, Close)
      • GET Order Book(Depth) Query
      • GET Latest transaction price query(Latest Price)
      • GET Stocks product information query
      • Price changes, Market closure, Holidays, Limit up/down, New listings, and Delistings
  • Websocket API
    • Websocket request example
    • Websocket Interface API
      • Latest Trade Price (Real-time Tick Data) Batch Subscription
      • Order Book (Real-time Tick-by-Tick, Market Depth) Subscription
      • Cancel quote subscription
      • Ping Pong
      • K-line push (not supported)
  • FAQs
    • Basic usage
      • What types of financial data does AllTick provide?
      • How to obtain an API key from AllTick?
      • What is the data update frequency of AllTick?
      • How to integrate AllTick data into my application?
      • What programming languages does AllTick support for API calls?
      • Can I use AllTick's data for commercial purposes?
      • How to contact AllTick customer support?
      • Does AllTick's API have request limitations?
      • How to report data issues or API malfunctions?
      • Does AllTick provide real-time or delayed data?
    • Subscription and Account Management
      • How to register an AllTick account?
      • Does AllTick offer a free trial period?
      • How to cancel AllTick's subscription service?
      • What services does my subscription include?
      • How to upgrade my AllTick subscription plan?
      • How to change my account information?
      • I forgot my login password, what should I do?
      • How to secure my AllTick account?
      • Can multiple people share one AllTick account?
      • Can my subscription be refunded?
    • Data usage and technical issues
      • How to Use AllTick's WebSocket Service?
      • What data formats does AllTick's API support?
      • How to Handle High-Frequency Updates of AllTick Data?
      • I encountered a technical problem when using the API, how can I solve it?
      • How to ensure the accuracy of data received from AllTick?
      • Does AllTick Provide Historical Data Query?
      • How do I limit my data usage to avoid exceeding my subscription limits?
      • Does AllTick's API support batch requests?
      • How can I get real-time notifications and alerts on specific financial markets?
      • Does AllTick provide data analysis and visualization tools?
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Can my subscription be refunded?

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Typically, subscriptions to AllTick and similar financial data service platforms are non-refundable. This means once you've purchased a subscription service, whether it's a monthly or annual plan, you're generally not eligible for a refund of the fees paid. This policy helps service providers manage and maintain high-quality data streams and service stability.

Why Subscriptions Are Usually Non-refundable:

  1. Immediate Access to High-Value Data: Subscription services often provide immediate access to valuable market data and analytical tools. Once users gain access, they can immediately consume this content.

  2. Service Costs: Delivering real-time or historical financial data involves significant infrastructure and operational costs. These costs are supported by subscription fees, so refunds could impact the provider's ability to maintain and update these services.

  3. Preventing Abuse: A no-refund policy helps prevent users from consuming a large amount of data in a short period and then requesting a refund, which, if allowed, could impose an unfair burden on the service provider.

Considerations Before Purchasing:

  • Assess Your Needs: Before subscribing, carefully assess your data needs and budget to ensure the chosen plan meets your business or research requirements.

  • Utilize Trial Periods: If AllTick offers a free trial period, take full advantage of this opportunity to assess whether the service meets your needs.

  • Read the Terms of Service: Before purchasing a subscription, make sure to thoroughly read the terms of service, understanding the specific provisions regarding the refund policy.

If you have any questions about your subscription plan or services, including detailed information about the refund policy, it's recommended to directly contact AllTick's customer support for the most accurate guidance and assistance. This way, you can make an informed decision based on a full understanding of the terms and conditions.


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https://alltick.co/