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# Dexible API & SDK

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See the [**Dexible Website**](https://dexible.io) | [**Dexible Web App UI**](https://app.dexible.io) | [**Dexible User Documentation** ](https://dexible.gitbook.io/dexible/)

Also see the [**Dexible Javascript SDK**](https://github.com/BUIDLHub/dexible-sdk), the [**Dexible Javascript SDK Starter**](https://github.com/BUIDLHub/dexible-sdk-starter), and the [**Dexible Python SDK**](https://github.com/BUIDLHub/dexible-sdk-py)

[Dexible](https://dexible.io) is a fully automated Execution Management System (EMS) for DeFi. In its simplest form, Dexible takes on the responsibility of executing DeFi "orders" according to user-specified "policies". These policies basically dictate ***how*** execution should be carried out.

The SDK is a library used to interact directly with the Dexible infrastructure. It makes it easier to call the appropriate APIs with added header signatures, etc. With the SDK, it is possible to:

* Lookup token metadata quickly (including wallet balance and Dexible spend allowances)
* Get quotes for token swaps
* Submit orders to Dexible for execution
* Query active and historical orders
* Pause, Resume, and Cancel orders

Before diving into the weeds of the SDK, it may be necessary to first understand how Dexible receives, validates, and executes orders--basically how Dexible works.

See below the experience you can expect:

**Getting an Order Quote**

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**Submit an Order**

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