@bkantikiran,

You can get it from the instruments master dump.

You seem to be passing an invalid instrument token. You can refer to the correct one from the instruments master dump.

You can check out the documentation here.

You can get tick size in the instruments master dump. You can know more here.

Kite web uses modified tradingsymbol for readability purposes. You need to send the correct tradingsymbol that is mentioned in the instrument master dump.

@Vipul7779 'NFO:NIFTY JAN 14900 CE'

One can use an instrument token from the instruments master dump for fetching historical data displayed on Kite charts.

If it is the last week of the month then you need to look for monthly expiry, Since last week will not have a separate instrument.

https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/market-quotes/#instruments

@Mangesh,

Every price-related value needs to be multiple of tick size and every quantity related value needs to be multiple of lot size.

Kite Connect provides all the instruments that are traded for the day here.

= pd.DataFrame(instrument_dump)<br />#instrument_df.to_csv(&quot;NSE_Instruments_31122019.csv&quot;,index=False)<br /># Connect to the top 100 stocks which are stored in the Datab

If so, then you can download the instruments master from here: https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/market-quotes/#instruments

You can get all the details for an instrument from the instruments master dump as mentioned here.

You can get all the instruments here.

Calling getInstruments() or instruments web API too frequently is a waste of resources at both the ends.

You can check out here.

@rrjain Say the Value in SP = BANKNIFTY20JUN21800PE, how can I pull ticker data for this saved in SP