# Integration Guides

> Choose a getting-started guide for customer accounts, trading, market data, or an on-prem installation.

Choose the workflow you want to build. Each path links to the credentials, examples, and next steps you need.

## Choose your first integration

[Broker API: embedded investing](/partners/docs/getting-started-broker)

Create customer accounts, fund wallets, and test a complete customer-investing workflow.

[Trading API: orders and portfolios](/partners/docs/getting-started-trading)

Request a quote, place a sandbox order, track its status, and reconcile the result.

[Market Data API: prices and charts](/partners/docs/getting-started-market-data)

Discover symbols and fetch quotes, company information, and historical prices.

[On-prem: install the partner platform](/partners/docs/onprem-installation)

Run the partner interface on your infrastructure with a MyStocks installation license.

## Get ready

1. Open the [sandbox console](/partners/sandbox) to sign in and create your sandbox API key.
2. Read [Authentication](/partners/docs/auth) for the correct key and base URL. Keep full API keys on your server.
3. Choose [SDKs and tools](/partners/docs/sdks-tools) or use the copyable `curl` examples in the guides.

For a complete sandbox customer trade, follow the [Broker API quickstart](/partners/docs/quickstart).
For a read-only integration, start with the [Market Data guide](/partners/docs/getting-started-market-data).
Sandbox requests use virtual funds; [production access](/partners/docs/going-live) requires separate approval.

## Continue building

- [Implementation recipes](/partners/docs/recipes): complete examples for common workflows.
- [API Reference](/partners/docs/api-reference): endpoint schemas, request parameters, and responses.
- [API Tester](/partners/docs/api-tester): try individual requests with your sandbox key.
- [Deployment options](/partners/docs/deployment-options): choose the hosted API, an on-prem installation, or both.
- [Partner workspace](/partners/docs/partner-workspace): manage access, credentials, and production requests.