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Python library for programmating downloads of asset position information from personal depository accounts.
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Financial Depository Fetchers

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Python library for programmatic download of asset position information from personal depository accounts.

This library is a core part of my personal financial applications, as it allows me to monitor my investments on financial markets and web3 investments.

A lot can be said (mostly negative) about web3, but at least they are serious about API access, which the modern banking system is not great at providing. Even in The European Union, where GDPR is law and OpenBanking is a requirement, it is hugely difficult for ordinary people to access and control their own personal financial information.

This is a library; if you want a simple program for downloading the information exposed by one of the supported services, try my personal-data-fetchers program.

Supported websites/services

Service Description Read assets Swap assets
Kraken Crypto-currency exchange (KrakenDepoFetcher): Uses their publicly documented API. This provides the same data as the homepage.
Kucoin Crypto-currency exchange (KucoinDepoFetcher): Uses their publicly documented API. This provides the same data as is available on the Assets Overview Page. This fetcher also allows for placing market orders, but be careful with this functionality.
Partisia Blockchain Wallet balances on Partisia Blockchain (PartisiaBlockchainAccountDepoFetcher): Uses a public reader node to check the account state. This is the same data as can be found in the Partisia Browser Assets page.
Nordnet Nordic investment bank (NordnetDepoFetcher): Uses their API. Thanks to Morten Helmstedt for sharing his Nordnet utilities, which helped with implementing this functionality. Exposes the same data as the home page.

Example Application

The library ships with an example application in the form of a CLI program that can display a tree representation of assets in known depositories:

python -m fin_depo

Example output:

Aggregated
  ├─ Kraken
  │  ├─ BTC                      0.00871009
  │  └─ EUR                    200.5
  └─ Kucoin
     ├─ Kucoin trade
     │  ├─ BTC                   0.00169297
     │  └─ USDT                 20
     └─ Kucoin main
        ├─ BTC                   0
        └─ USDT                 40

Usage

Using the Kraken API as an example:

depo_fetcher = fin_depo.defi_kraken.KrakenDepoFetcher(
    KRAKEN_KEY, KRAKEN_SECRET,
)

depo = depo_fetcher.get_depo()

depo.assets()
> [BTC, USDT]

depo.get_amount_of_asset(BTC)
> 0.1

Future extension

  • Investment Bank: Saxo Bank OpenAPI
  • Personal Bank: Personal Bank Account (Open Banking).
    • Maybe using Enable Banking? They seem to allow developers to access their own accounts in a sort of half production half demo environment.
    • AIIA is also a possiblity?
  • Partisia Blockchain: Implement sharding routing correctly.
  • Depository history: Allow users to query both the state of their deposity in the past, and to allow them to query the transactions.
    • Most backends only support listing the transactions themselves, so the depository history needs to be computed backwards from these.

Dependencies

All requirements can be installed easily using:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Full list of requirements:

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2024 Jon Michael Aanes

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