You need to place a stoploss order and not a limit order. You can check out the documentation to know more.

You can fetch positions and check the net quantity field.

this isn't live data?

nfilled_quantity, pending_quantity, disclosed_quantity

kc.getPositions seems to get stuck returning old data for unrealised & realised profit, last_price

When I use the tag attribute in an Order, the respective 'day' set of positions should also have the 'tag' attribute present while querying positions. But I do not see the 'tag' attribute documented h

https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/orders/#placing-orders

To trigger the SELL/BUY order we need to use placeOrder api and as per document SELL/BUY works perfect.

You don't need to poll orderbook. You can listen to order updates on Websocket API and use that as an event to fetch orderbook and check the latest status of the order.

You can refer more about WebSocket order status: https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/websocket/#postbacks-and-non-binary-updates & https://github.com/zerodha/pykiteconnect/blob/a6be72a05edcb22f44

Basket orders are not available on Kite Connect. You need to create a queue or list at your end and place order in loop. You can know more about order placement APIs here.

Order update json will look like this.

@arunbritto7,

I would suggest check out the API documentation to understand the API behavior with the respective client library documentation.

@KamalChhirang,

You can also refer to the documentation here.

@pawan12

#net_positions = positions_data.get("data", {}).get("net", []) #P dont need the pnl contribution of holdings

Now coming to postback over websocket, if you look at https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/websocket/#postbacks-and-non-binary-updates you have all the information you should need. What I don't see is a

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