API Bridge: Elevating Trading Possibilities

API Bridge, a comprehensive set of programming interfaces that introduces an innovative way of seamless trading. The first interface, Pincode and Places, sets the stage for this dynamic offering. With API Bridge, you gain the ability to engage in algorithmic trading across diverse platforms, including Amibroker, MT4, TradingView, Python, Excel, NinjaTrader, and more.

API Bridge Features

• Seamless Integration with Amibroker, Excel, Python, MT4, and Beyond.
• Broker Support: Fyers, Alice Blue, Zerodha, Upstox, Nirmal Bang, Interactive Brokers, IIFL, 5paisa, GRD, Composite Edge.
• Empowers Multi-Strategy Trading across Multiple Timeframes and Markets in Various Client Accounts.
• Supports Multiple Order Types: Limit, Market, Stop-Limit, Stop-Market, Bracket Orders, Cover Orders, and More.
• Customizable Request Amounts per Trade based on your Risk Management Guidelines.
• Automatic Selection of Multi-Strikes and Multi-Expiry for Options Trading within Your Code.
• Trade using Charts or Scanner, Offering Flexibility.
• Eliminates the Need for VPS, Ensuring Seamless Connectivity.
• Tailor-made Target, Stop-Loss, Time-Sensitive Signals, and More for Your Code.
• Incorporates Long Entry, Long Exit, Short Entry, and Short Exit Signals with a Complimentary Sample.

Discover API Bridge: Where Trading Innovation Meets Possibility.

Deciphering the API Bridge Workflow: A Sequential Insight

• *Signal Arrival:*The API Bridge initiates its operation based on discerning "Signals." A Signal functions as a clear directive (not a choice), indicating a Buy or Sell action under specific conditions. Four distinctive Signal types are generated by the Bridge:
• *Long Entry (LE):* Equivalent to a fresh Buy directive for establishing a Long position.
• *Long Exit (LX):* Corresponds to a Sell action for reducing or squaring off an existing Long position.
• *Short Entry (SE):* Comparable to a new Sell directive for initiating a Short position.
• *Short Exit (SX):* Corresponds to a Buy action for reducing or closing a Short position.
• *Signal Processing Hierarchy:* The Bridge operates within a structured sequence:
• Signal is received by the API Bridge.
• Signal Settings are enacted based on predefined rules present in both Application Settings and Signal Settings.
• Risk Management rules, as established in Application Settings' Global Risk Management section, are applied.
• The Bridge crafts and dispatches the requisite order request via the API.

This systematic process ensures accurate execution and optimal alignment of Signals, delivering precision and efficiency in trading decisions.