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According to the latest Bittrex Beta documentation, there is a JSON key called "CommissionPaid", minified to "n", which would indicate how much commission was paid on a trade. … A comment from someone associated with the Bittrex API, at the Github link posted above, indicates that he does not believe the REST API will undergo changes, so with that, I would not expect for this …

It isn't clear from Bittrex what error message is received when you encounter a limit. They just say that the request will fail. … According the latest information from Bittrex Accounts can query the API up to 60-times a minute, once per second. That said, there is a "success" flag returned for every request to the Bittrex API. …

There can be up to four-minutes of delay on the Bittrex API. When looking at the parabolic SAR, I have found that this data can be behind by up to three ticks of the SAR. …

You almost have it! BUY means that the order was the consequence of someone buying at the ask price, as opposed to creating an order at a lower-than-market price. SELL means that the order was the …

SELL means someone sold at the bid price rather than creating an order that is higher than the market price. BUY means that someone bought at the ask price rather than creating an order that is lower …

You can't do it directly from the Bittrex API. You can get raw trades from an API like Cluedex. They also offer OHLCV data if you don't want to calculate that yourself. …

If you are getting the market trades and then calculating the OHLCV value in 1-minute periods, and those values don't match up with the Bittrex candle charts then you are probably seeing the 2 to 4 minute … delay that Bittrex has. …

The Bittrex API is not updated every second so you will waste resources, and possibly get banned, if you try to get every market, every second. … I use Cluedex.com for all of my Bittrex market data. There are no rate limits and they don't cache data. …