Hi @arnavsaxena, All HTTP requests are limited to 3 per second.
getOrder(order_id) will return you lifecycle of an order in the system. Once an order is placed it will go through many statuses like put_request_received, validation_pending, open_pending, open. All these states details are fetched using getOrder(order_id) API call.
getOrders() will return orderbook of the user.
For more information, you can take a look at documentation.
All HTTP requests are limited to 3 per second.
getOrder(order_id) will return you lifecycle of an order in the system.
Once an order is placed it will go through many statuses like put_request_received, validation_pending, open_pending, open. All these states details are fetched using getOrder(order_id) API call.
getOrders() will return orderbook of the user.
For more information, you can take a look at documentation.
When you say all HTTP requests are limited to 3 per second, does it mean cumulatively or independently?
Also, just to clarify, placeorder() is limited to 5 per second right? As per your answer in https://kite.trade/forum/discussion/comment/5736
The rate limiting is cumulative.
Yes, you are right, only placeOrder() is limited to 5.