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March 2022
CARahulPatel
March 2022
pranavwagh
March 2022
SRIJAN
Getting quotes using instrument API
pranavwagh
March 2022
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Python client
Hello Experts,
I am trying to do:
kite.quote("NSE:NIFTY 50"), which works fine, but when I do kite.quote("NFO:NIFTY223317000PE") it fails. Can you tell me the right format? I tried NSE in place of NFO and then NFO-OPT, but nothing seems to work.
Thanks,
Pranav Wagh
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@sujith
@rakeshr
SRIJAN
March 2022
Your query was already answered here about the naming convention of options. Read the thread i shared properly:
https://kite.trade/forum/discussion/11121/finding-trading-symbol-without-downloading-entire-instrument-list#latest
pranavwagh
March 2022
Thanks Srijan.. I missed ensuring that date is 2 digits. Thanks for your guidance and time. Now it's working.
CARahulPatel
March 2022
edited March 2022
trading symbol is wrong - Use NIFTY22MAR17000PE. You can find trading symbol either from Instrument list or open chart of particular ticker and will find instrument symbol in address bar. e.g.
https://kite.zerodha.com/chart/web/tvc/NFO-OPT/NIFTY22MAR17000PE/13161218
pranavwagh
March 2022
Thanks
@CARahulPatel
.. my issue was already resolved with
@SRIJAN
's comment. I realized my mistake
This discussion has been closed.
https://kite.trade/forum/discussion/11121/finding-trading-symbol-without-downloading-entire-instrument-list#latest