You can use only publisher features which doesn't require api_secret. For Kiteconnect API calls you need to subscribe.

@RP3436 "tag" is an identifier you can give to uniquely identify a particular order or categorizing a set of orders etc. Check out the documentation here.

We don't have API to check how many orders are placed in a particular time interval.

Are you using any client library or directly calling the API?

@Vivek @All - Is Kite Java API paid API? I mean , i have tried to get #private and #public key/token , it takes me to a window to but some 2000 credit..? Please assist?

You can use postbacks. You need to setup endpoint to accept post request and Kite trade will send postbacks like this. You can go to developers console and set postback URL.

A delivery position will have a product as CNC and intraday product as MIS.

@harikongu,

Hi,

in &lt;module&gt;()<br />99 #prev_close = 147<br />--&gt; 100 prev_close = kite.quote(exchange1,symbol1)[&quot;ohlc&quot;][&quot;close&quot;]<br />101<

You can use order tag. You can check out documentation to know more.

Hi,

df['date'] = pd.to_datetime(df['date']) #pd.to_datetime(df['date'], format = '%Y-%m-%d:%H:%M:%S')#

Hi,

document at https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v1/#placing-orders does not say anything about interpretation of TLS.

https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v1/?python#placing-orders

https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v1/#placing-orders

Total buy quantity and total sell quantity are already available in webscokets. You can check out documentation here.

Hi @YQ9152,

Hi @palani_kmp,