Power Your Trading with Tradejini API

One can send 10 requests per second.

You can subscribe for up to 3000 instruments on a single WebSocket connection and receive live quotes for them. You can have a maximum of 5 WebSockets.

Available events include 'orders', 'positions', and 'trades'. The event fields include type, trdSym, qty, product, price, side, status, orderId, evntType, exch, msg, and reason.

To get started, follow these steps: 1. Login to the Developer Portal and create an app. 2. Obtain your API keys by creating a new application within the Developer Portal. 3. Set up authorization by following the instructions in the 'Auth' section. 4. Download the SDK by navigating to the 'Download SDK' option in the top-right corner of the Developer Portal, select your preferred programming language, and refer to the README file for detailed instructions on accessing the APIs and WebSocket.

A Bearer token is a unique cryptic string that identifies the user making a transaction on the CubePlus platform. All CubePlus REST APIs, except for the authorization section, require the Bearer token for authorization.

Authentication is done using an HTTP Bearer token. The format is: {APIkey}:{accessToken}. Example: e4deb3c426836c33000a2f6ebe47d7e2:d0e2659e69e199b0d716b52ee0fe00c1

To obtain an API key, register at the Developer Portal and create an application. This will generate the API key needed for your requests.

An access token can be received in the response of the access-token service or individual token service. This token is used to authenticate your API requests.

The host CubePlus Streaming URL for the production environment is: api.tradejini.com.

If the authToken is expired or invalid, you will receive a close message with code '401' and the message 'Unauthorized Access'.

If you have the API key and access token handy, form the authToken and subscribe to prices. If not, generate it from the developer portal API documentation.

The CubePlus stream requires a streaming symbol for price subscription. The stream symbol is a combination of exchangeToken and exchangeName in the format <exchangeToken>_<exchangeName>. For example, for ACC NSE symbol, the stream symbol would be '22_NSE'.

Exchange token 'excToken' is received from the ScripMaster Data API response, and exchangeName should be retrieved from the field 'ID' from the same response. The ID should be split using the underscore ('_'), and the last string will be the exchange name.

Various methods like subscribeL1, subscribeL1SnapShot, subscribeL2, subscribeL2SnapShot, subscribeGreeks, subscribeGreeksSnapShot, subscribeEvents, and subscribeOHLC are available for different types of data subscriptions. Additionally, unsubscribe methods are available for each type of subscription.

If you make a new subscription request, the old symbols subscribed will be unsubscribed, and only the new subscription list will be considered. For example, if on the first subscription Symbols [A, B, C, D] are sent and on the subsequent request, Symbols [E, F] are sent, only [E, F] will be streamed, and [A, B, C, D] will be unsubscribed.

Various fields like exchSeg, token, precision, ltp, open, high, low, close, chng, chngPer, atp, yHigh, yLow, ltq, vol, ttv, ucl, lcl, OI, OIChngPer, ltt, bidPrice, qty, no, askPrice, symbol, totBuyQty, totSellQty, prevOI, dayHighOI, dayLowOI, marketStatus, spotPrice, dayClose, vwap, itm, iv, delta, gamma, theta, rho, vega, highiv, lowiv, time, type, minuteOi are included in the streaming response data.

The 'Error' message indicates {"s": "error", "reason": <error Message>}, 'Close' message indicates {"s": "closed", "code": <close code>, "reason": <close Message>}, and 'Open' message indicates {"s": "connected"}.