Start by creating an account on our developer portal. This is your gateway to accessing our powerful APIs.
Get Credentials
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Once you’ve signed up, you’ll receive your unique API credentials. These are essential for authenticating your requests.
Integrate with Your System
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Use the provided documentation and SDKs to seamlessly integrate our APIs into your existing trading system. Our APIs are designed to be easy to implement and highly efficient.
Trade with Blazing Fast Speed
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With everything set up, you can start trading at lightning speed, leveraging our robust and reliable infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Question
What is TIQS?
TIQS is a platform offering a suite of APIs, known as Hummingbird, designed for programmatic portfolio management, real-time order placement, and other trading activities. The APIs are built to provide agility and speed, initially focused on the NFO segment.
How do I get started with TIQS APIs?
To get started, visit the TIQS API Documentation and follow the instructions under the "Introduction" and "Initializing Search" sections. Ensure you have the necessary credentials and understand the authentication process.
What functionalities do the TIQS APIs offer?
TIQS APIs cover a range of functionalities including:- Real-time order placement- Portfolio management- Market data retrieval- Historical data access- Margin calculation For a detailed list, refer to the API Documentation section on the documentation.
How do I authenticate API requests?
Authentication for TIQS APIs is detailed under the Auth section in the documentation. You'll need to generate and use API tokens for secure access.Answered from the best of our knowledge about the product.
Where can I find the SDKs for TIQS?
Currently, the official Python SDK for TIQS is available. You can find it here. The team is working on releasing SDKs for other languages as well. Refer to the "Libraries And SDK's" section for updates.Answered from the best of our knowledge about the product.
What is the rate limit for TIQS APIs?
TIQS APIs have rate limits to ensure fair usage. Details on rate limiting can be found in the Rate Limiting section of the documentation.
How do I handle errors in API responses?
Error handling is an essential part of integrating with TIQS APIs. The types of errors and their handling methods are explained in the Errors section of the documentation.
Can I get historical market data through TIQS APIs?
Yes, historical market data can be accessed using the endpoints described in the Historical Data section of the documentation.
How do I place orders using TIQS APIs?
Order placement is a key feature of TIQS APIs. Instructions and examples for placing orders can be found in the Orders section of the documentation.
What are postbacks and webhooks in TIQS?
Postbacks and webhooks allow you to receive real-time updates on your trading activities. Details on setting up and using these features are available in the Postbacks / Webhooks section of the documentation.
For more detailed information on each of these topics, please refer to the TIQS API Documentation.This version references the TIQS API documentation and includes similar FAQs, ensuring relevance and completeness for users transitioning to TIQS.
