Is there a way this can be increased? I am looking for high volume trading like placing about 50 orders per second. I would be willing to pay for higher tier if it exists?
Sadly, they don't have it. The service quality even after taking 2000 rupees is really poor. I managed to build a mock API server along with all the socket programming for my personal use that uses fake data.
While I am a user of API myself, there's no way they can provide 100% uptime guarantee. If you are using SDK they might have done error handling for you. There can be cases where order might not go through, or socket would disconnect, however it is …
@ANL I think it's not worth to switch ISP over mere 20 milliseconds of latency. If you're having a unstable connection that's a totally valid reason. Kite APIs are not where trades are happening, they do validation checks, margin checks in the backg…
I agree with you. 10req/sec is very low number. People are giving 2000 rupees on Zerodha, whereas no other major brokers charge any amount on the API and still have at least 25 orders/sec number. I am also a scalper and 3000 orders per day is someth…
That should count as 1 order. The request/sec means call to API, not about quantity of order. But problem with Iceberg order is it executes trade in sequential manner, means if you have 10 leg, the 2nd leg will be placed once 1st leg is executed. Th…
If you need day's OHLC, you can get it from quotes API
https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/market-quotes/#retrieving-ohlc-quotes
If you need per tick wise, you'll need a custom implementation for it.
Here's one I am using, this is in Javascript, ple…
I think as of now Kite doesn't have role based api keys. What I mean by that is using the same api key you can't control what access the programmer has. If you have balance, so through code, the order can be placed. What you can do is meanwhile the …
