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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ratiofx.com/llms.txt

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Partnership inquiries

Contact partnerships@ratiofx.com for commercial questions, corridor access requests, LP onboarding, and general partnership matters.

Technical support

Contact support@ratiofx.com for API integration issues, sandbox problems, and production incidents.

Account manager

Every onboarded partner has a dedicated account manager as their primary point of contact. Reach them directly for configuration changes and day-to-day queries.

Website

Visit ratiofx.com for general information about the Ratio platform.

Reporting an issue

When you report a technical issue, include the following details so the team can investigate quickly:
FieldWhat to provide
Request IDThe request_id value from the error response body
Partner IDYour X-Partner-ID header value
TimestampWhen the issue occurred (ISO 8601 format)
EndpointWhich API endpoint was called (e.g., POST /v1/swaps)
CorridorThe source and destination currency pair
EnvironmentSandbox or production
Request bodyThe full request payload (redact any sensitive data)
ResponseThe full error response received
Steps to reproduceWhat you did before the error appeared
The request_id in every error response is the most important field for support escalation. It allows the Ratio team to trace the full request lifecycle on the backend. Always include it.

Production incidents

During the hypercare period (first 30 days after going live), escalation contacts are exchanged for incident response. For production outages or settlement failures:
  1. Use the escalation path provided during your onboarding.
  2. Include your request_id, corridor, and a description of the impact.
  3. For critical settlement issues, escalate directly to your account manager.
Do not use the general support email for production outages. Use the escalation contacts provided during onboarding to ensure a faster response.

Checking system status

Before raising a support request, check whether the issue is a known platform event. Query the system state endpoint to see the current operating status per corridor, including oracle health and available trade directions:
GET /v1/system/state
A corridor in HALT or degraded state may explain unexpected quote failures or restricted trade directions. See Risk Management for how circuit breakers work.

Documentation feedback

If you find an error in the documentation, want to suggest an improvement, or need coverage of a new topic, contact support@ratiofx.com.