# API Introduction

BETMATIC provides comprehensive API access for both bettors and tipsters, enabling seamless integration and automation of betting activities.

## API Overview

The BETMATIC API serves two primary user groups:

### For Bettors

Bettors can utilize our API to:

* Automatically trigger bets
* Manage betting accounts and sessions
* Retrieve bet history and performance data
* Control bot operations programmatically
* Access real-time betting data

### For Tipsters

Tipsters can leverage our API to:

* Automate the publishing of picks
* Send pre-alerts to subscribers
* Manage subscriber relationships
* Track pick performance and sales

## API Documentation

For detailed technical information, our API documentation is available in two formats:

* [**Swagger Documentation**](https://betmatic.app/swagger/) - Interactive API explorer
* [**Redoc Documentation**](https://betmatic.app/redoc/) - Clean, readable format

**Base URL:** `https://betmatic.app/api`

## Getting Started

1. **Authentication**: All API requests require proper authentication tokens
2. **Basic Data**: Access fundamental data like bookmakers, markets, and racing codes
3. **Core Functions**: Implement betting operations or tipster publishing
4. **Advanced Features**: Utilize web sockets and specialized endpoints

## API Categories

The BETMATIC API is organized into several key categories:

* **Authentication**: Secure access and token management
* **Basic Data**: Essential reference data for betting operations
* **Bettors**: Comprehensive betting management and automation
* **Tipsters**: Pick publishing and subscriber management
* **Advanced Usage**: Web socket access and specialized features

By accessing our API, both bettors and tipsters can harness the power of BETMATIC for automated, efficient, and scalable operations.


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