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This quickstart walks the shortest useful path: read token data, list pools, then fetch a real swap quote. The first two calls use the REST data API; the quote runs against the on-chain QuoterV2 contract through Hedera’s public mirror node, which needs no key at all. Prerequisites:
  • A SaucerSwap API key for the REST calls (the quote step works without one)
  • curl, or Node.js 18+, or Python 3 with requests
1

Get an API key

The REST data API authenticates with an x-api-key header. Request a key by emailing [email protected] — see Authentication for what to include and what to expect. Substitute your key for YOUR_API_KEY below.
2

Fetch token data

Fetch the SAUCE token (0.0.731861) with all of its market metadata:
Representative response (field values from the OpenAPI specification; live prices will differ):
Output
price is denominated in tinybar (1 HBAR = 100,000,000 tinybar), and amounts are strings in the token’s smallest unit. See Conventions.
3

List liquidity pools

List every V2 concentrated liquidity pool, including fee tier and current tick:
Representative response (one array element, from the OpenAPI specification):
Output
4

Get a live swap quote

Quotes come from the on-chain QuoterV2 contract (0.0.3949424) and cost nothing: Hedera’s public mirror node simulates the call. This example quotes 100 HBAR into SAUCE through the WHBAR/SAUCE 0.30% pool. No API key is required.
Live response captured on July 9, 2026 (the first 32-byte word is amountOut):
Output
Decoded, amountOut is 507736752 — with 6 decimals, 100 HBAR quoted to ≈507.74 SAUCE at capture time. Your numbers will track the live pool price.

Where to go from here

The quote you just fetched is the first half of a swap: pass it as the minimum output when you execute the swap through the SwapRouter. For V3 order book quotes, the Orderbook API exposes public quote/exact-input and quote/exact-output endpoints per market.

Next steps

Swap HBAR for tokens (V2)

Turn the quote into an executed swap.

API reference

Every REST and Orderbook API endpoint.

Orderbook API

Trade the V3 order book programmatically.

Contract deployments

All contract and token IDs used above.