Broker API Automation for Algorithmic Trading
We connect your strategies, Python code and TradingView alerts to the trading APIs of brokers in the USA, India and other markets, with risk checks, logging and paper trading first.
Most brokers that offer a trading API follow the same shape: authenticate, read positions and prices, place and track orders. The details, such as session tokens, rate limits, order types and exchange rules, are where automation breaks.
We build a clean layer around your broker's documented API so your strategy logic stays the same even if you change brokers later.
Your account, your control: automation runs on your own brokerage account and infrastructure. We build and test the software to your rules and recommend paper trading first; you approve go-live and remain responsible for trading decisions and compliance.
class RiskGate:
def __init__(self, max_qty, max_daily_loss):
self.max_qty, self.max_daily_loss = max_qty, max_daily_loss
def allow(self, order, pnl_today):
if order.qty > self.max_qty:
return False, "order size above limit"
if pnl_today <= -self.max_daily_loss:
return False, "daily loss limit reached: trading halted"
return True, "ok"
def on_signal(signal, broker, gate):
ok, reason = gate.allow(signal.order, broker.pnl_today())
if not ok:
log.warning("blocked %s: %s", signal.id, reason)
return
broker.place_order(signal.order) # adapter for your broker's API
Each market has its own broker APIs and rules. We confirm feasibility for your specific broker before quoting.
Interactive Brokers and other US brokers with documented trading APIs, such as Alpaca, Tradier or TradeStation, for stocks, options and futures.
Brokers with trading APIs such as Zerodha Kite Connect, Upstox, Angel One SmartAPI or Dhan, set up within SEBI's framework for retail algo trading.
Interactive Brokers' global access, plus forex and crypto exchanges with documented APIs.
Maximum order size, position and exposure limits are checked before every order.
Daily loss limits and a kill switch that cancels orders and stops the system.
Reconnection, order-state reconciliation and safe handling of partial fills.
Every signal, order and fill is logged, with notifications when something fails.
Brokers, compliance, hosting and safety.