Kraken CLI
Use a Bash CLI to query Kraken Spot and Futures APIs, inspect account state, run guarded trading and funding actions, and work with Kraken websocket payloads...
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OpenClaw Kraken
Use {baseDir}/bin/openclaw-kraken for Kraken Spot REST tasks.
Use when
- The user wants Kraken market data.
- The user wants Kraken account state from private REST endpoints.
- The user wants guarded order placement, funding, earn, futures, subaccount, or websocket actions through a local Bash tool instead of ad hoc curl commands.
Rules
- Never print API secrets, signatures, or raw auth headers.
- Read secrets from the environment only. In OpenClaw, inject them via secret refs rather than plaintext config.
- Refuse to run if required config is missing or malformed.
- Use configured base URLs only. Do not accept arbitrary destination URLs.
- Preserve stdout for API results; use
--jqor--compactwhen structured formatting is needed. - Prefer read-only endpoints unless the user clearly asked for a state-changing action.
- For state-changing aliases such as trading, withdrawal, earn allocation, or subaccount transfer operations, require
--confirm.
Commands
market timemarket ticker --pair XBTUSDaccount balancefunding deposit-methods --asset ETHearn strategies --ascending truefutures call market.tickersws spot-public --message-json '{"method":"ping"}'orders add --pair XBTUSD --side buy --type limit --volume 0.01 --price 25000 --time-in-force GTC --post-only true --confirmcall funding.withdraw-info --asset ETH --key MyWallet --amount 0.5
Configuration
- Non-secret config is read from environment or
OPENCLAW_KRAKEN_CONFIG. - Secrets must be provided via environment variables that OpenClaw resolves from secret refs.
- See
{baseDir}/README.mdfor examples.
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Skill Info
- Creator
- oscraters
- Downloads
- 88
- Published
- Mar 15, 2026
- Updated
- Mar 16, 2026