TradingAPI Other Than Python&.Net API 2021 Ver 2.0

Trading APIs – Other than Python & .
Net
(Detailed understanding and Implementation guide)
Date of document: 30 Aug, 2021

Version: 2.0 – Draft
Prepared by: Technology department

Trading APIs – Other than Python & .Net
Contents
1. General Guidelines .................................................................................................................. 3
2. Data Type Used - Broadcast .................................................................................................... 5
3. Broadcast API ........................................................................................................................... 6
4. Interactive API ....................................................................................................................... 13
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1. GENERAL GUIDELINES
• Define the Structure, types of Broadcasts, and de compression of feed.

Exchange Identification: -
• To identify that a packet belongs to which exchange, every packet consists of 2 fields
• 1 Exchange
• 2 Scrip Code
• Following are the check conditions to check,
• NSE CASH – If Exchange is ‘N’ and Scrip Code is between 1 to 34999 or between 888801
to 888820
• NSE FO – If Exchange is ‘N’ and above conditions for Scrip Code are not met.
• NSE CD – If Exchange is ‘C’.
• BSE CASH – If Exchange is ‘B’
• NCDEX – if Exchange is ‘D’
• MCX COMDTY – if Exchange is ‘M’
Broadcast Data Components: -

• There are 2 parts of Broadcast data,
o Snapshot (One time): It consists of one-time latest snapshot of a scrip registered,
i.e. Latest Trade, Bid Offers, Open, High, Low, Close, Circuit Limits information.
o Live feed (Incremental): It is received continually as and when there is change in

scrip components i.e. New Trade, Changed Bid Offers, New High, and Low and
changed Circuit limits.
Connection Modes: -
There are 2 modes available to receive Broadcast,
o INTERNET - TCP Only
o Leased Lines\ VSAT- Mixed Multicast
TCP Only: We generally use this type of connection for INTERNET standalone terminals;
here feed is received via TCP connection once established with the server, with the
provided IP: PORT credentials, only for those scrips which are registered. Both feed data
components, i.e. snapshot and live feed is received on the same TCP connection.
Mixed Multicast: We use this type of connection for Leased Lines, Local network or
VSAT; here live feed is received via Multicast Group on provided GROUP IP: PORT
credentials, for ALL SCRIPS as well as for snapshot of a scrip, we also need to establish a
TCP connection with the server with provided IP: PORT credentials and register the same.

NOTE –
• Login Packet is mandatory to be sent to the server on every successful establishment of
TCP connection or re connection.
• In TCP Only, to receive feed for scrip, registration request of that scrip is mandatory.
• The data received on Multicast socket is compressed, ref De Compression
• In case of VSAT, for NSE FO user may not receive ALL SCRIPS broadcast feed, but only for
registered scrips, or amongst superset of all scrips registered across all the users.
De Compression: - The data received on Multicast socket is compressed with the

“QuickLZ data compression library”, after receiving (Max 8129 bytes or Total Available
bytes on socket) use the same library to de compress the data first, in order to parse it.
Ref. http://www.quicklz.com/
Packet Parsing: - Response packet contains 10 bytes Header and 20 Bytes body and sum
up to 30 Bytes fixed record size. Body data may vary depending on “Type” in Header. In
case if any unknown “Type” is received, then entire 30 bytes of record needs to be
ignored, and skip to next record.
Header Body
Byte 1 10 30

2. DATA TYPE USED - BROADCAST
Type Size (Bytes)

Ushort 2 – Unsigned
Int 4 – Signed
Byte 1
Byte(N) N Bytes
Char 1
Char(N) N Bytes
Int16 2- Signed
Single 4 – Signed
Double 8 – Signed
Note: - Double and Single are for decimal values.

3. BROADCAST API
1. Response Header – Length 10 Bytes
This is a nested structure and always will be the first field of all structures client will receive from
server.
Name Type Description
Exchange Byte For Exchange Identification, ref Exchange
Identification
Scrip Code Int Scrip Code as per exchange.
Time Int Time at which message is generated in terms of
seconds from 01-01-1980 00:00:00 hours.
Type Byte Type of Record.
2. Heartbeat Request Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “1”
This is a heartbeat request send from server to client. Client need to respond to this
request by sending heart beat response packet.
Response Header Response Header
Reserved Byte(20)
3. Trade Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “A”
This will be received by client whenever there is a trade.
Rate Single Trade price
Qty Int Trade Qty
Cumulative Qty Int Total volume
AvgTradePrice Single Weighted average price
Open Interest Int Open interest (Valid for FnO Only)

4. BID/Offer Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “B” or “C” or “D” or “E” or “F”

This will be received by client whenever there is a change in bid/offer. Type “B” will have
1 Best Bid/Offer, Type “C” will have 2nd Best Bid/Offer and onwards respectively.
st

BidRate Single Best bid rate
BidQty Int Best bid Qty
BidOrder Ushort No of bid orders
OfferRate Single Best offer rate
OfferQty Int Best offer Qty
OfferOrder Ushort No of Offer orders
5. OHLC Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “G”
This will be received by client whenever there is a change in day high/low.
Open Single Open price
High Single High Price
Low Single Low Price
PrevDayClose Single Close price
Reserved Byte(4) Reserved field
6. Index Trade Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “H”
This will be received by client whenever there is a change in spot Price for Index.
Rate Single Trade price
Reserved Byte(16) Reserved Field

7. DPR Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “W”
This will be received by client whenever there is a change in daily price range.
UpperCktLimit Single Upper range
LowerCktLimit Single Lower range
8. Open Interrest Change Packet – Length 30 Bytes

Type: - “m”
This will be received by client whenever there is a change in Open Interest for Contract.
Open Interest Int Current Open Interest Qty
Open Interest High Int High OI Qty for current trading day
Open Interest Low Int Low OI Qty for current trading day
9. History Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “s”
This will be received by client as a START packet for downloading historical trades.
History Rec Count Ushort Total No. of historical trades upcoming.
Type: - “t”
This will be received by client as a Continuation packet for downloading historical trades.
Response Header Response Header Time field is used for Tick A.
RateA Single Trade Price for Tick A
Qty A Int Trade Qty for Tick A
RateB Single Trade Price for Tick B
Qty B Int Trade Qty for Tick B
Time B Int Time at which message is generated in terms
of seconds from 01-01-1980 00:00:00 hours.

Type: - “u”
This will be received by client as an END packet for downloading historical trades.
History Over Ushort 1 as end of History receiving
10. OI History Packet – Length 30 Bytes
Type: - “S”
This will be received by client as a START packet for downloading historical OI.
History Rec Count Ushort Total No. of historical OI upcoming.
Type: - “T”
This will be received by client as a Continuation packet for downloading historical OI.
Response Header Response Header Time field is used for Open Interest Tick A.
QtyA Int Open Interest Qty for Tick A
TimeB Int Open Interest Time for Tick B
QtyB Int Open Interest Qty for Tick B
TimeC Int Open Interest Time for Tick C
QtyC Int Open Interest Qty for Tick C
Type: - “U”
This will be received by client as an END packet for downloading historical OI.
History Over Ushort 1 as end of History receiving

11. Request Header – Length 3 Bytes
This is a nested structure and always will be the first field of all structures client will send to
server.
Msg Type Char Type of message
Msg Len Ushort Length of message excluding request header

12. Heartbeat Response Packet – Length 3 Bytes
Msg Type: - “1”

This is a heartbeat response send from client to server in reply of heart beat request
packet.
Request Header Request Header
13. Login Packet – Length 114 Bytes
Msg Type: - “Q” for first login and “q” for further reconnection if any.
This need to be send as a very first packet after socket connection.
FEUserIDLength Byte Actual length of Client Code.
FEUserID Char(15) Client Code
FEUserNameLength Byte Actual length of Client name.
FEUserName Char(30) Client name
RequiredNseEquity Byte “1” if Allowed and “0” if not allowed NSE CASH
RequiredNseDeriv Byte “1” if Allowed and “0” if not allowed NSE FO
RequiredBseEquity Byte “1” if Allowed and “0” if not allowed BSE CASH
VersionLength Byte Actual length of Version
Version Char(10) As per provided by MOSL IT – OPERATION
Team
GetAllBO Byte “30” Hardcoded
AllScripsNseCash Byte “0” If connecting with TCP Only Mode,
“1” if connecting with Mixed Multicast Mode.
AllScripsNseDeriv Byte “0” If connecting with TCP Only Mode,
AllScripsBseCash Byte “0” If connecting with TCP Only Mode,
AllowTotalBuySellQty Byte “1” If Total Buy and Sell Qty allowed
“0” in not allowed
Reserved Byte[45] Reserved Space padding

14. Scrip Register/Deregister Packet – Length 10 Bytes
Msg Type: - “D”

This will be used for registering/deregistering scrip for Broadcast.
Exchange Char For Exchange Identification, ref Exchange
Identification
Exch Type Char “C” for CASH market and “D” for DERIVATIVES
market scrip.
AddToList byte “0” to deregister
“1” to register.
15. BID Offer Request Packet – Length 8 Bytes
Msg Type: - “O”

This will be used for requesting scrip for Bid Offer.
Identification
16. Trade History Request Packet – Length 12 Bytes
Msg Type: - “r”

This will be used for requesting trades history from Beginning of Market start time.
Identification
Upto Time Int Time upto which, history is required in terms of

17. OI History Request Packet – Length 12 Bytes
Msg Type: - “o”

This will be used for requesting OI history from Beginning of Market start time.
Identification
Upto Time Int Time upto which, history is required in terms of
4. INTERACTIVE API
Non-FIX Connect Application Programming Interface
1. Data Type Used - Interactive
Type Size (Bytes)

UInt16 2 – Unsigned
Int 4 – Signed
Byte 1
Char 1
Char(N) N Bytes
Int16 2- Signed
Double 8

2. Message Header – Length 45 bytes
This is a nested structure and always will be the first field of all structures used for
communication.

MessageCode UInt16 Contains the message number for the
messages received or sent. A message is invalid
without this.
MessageLength Int Specifies the length of the entire message
including the length of the Message Header.
ChannelID Byte 1 (one)
ClientID Char(20) Logged in ID from which message is coming.
TimeStamp Int Time at which message is generated in terms of
ErrorCode Int Outbound field. Always set to 0(zero) in
request.
ErroMessageLength Int Outbound field. Always set to 0(zero) in
request. In response if any value is there in this
field then Message length will be increased by
this and error text will come at the end of
packet of this length.
NumberOfDecimals Byte Always set to 2 in request. In response usually
value will be 2 but some cases it may be
different.
Source Char Always set to ‘L’.
ClientDispatcherID Int 0(zero)
3. Login Request – Length 134 Bytes
Message Code – 1 (one). In response user will get message code 2 having different
structure.
MessageHeader Message This is a nested structure.
Header
UserID Char(20) ID provided by MOSL.
Password Char(16) Password of the ID.
IPAddress Char(16) IPAddress of the system.
MacAddress Char(20) MacAddress of the system.
VersionNo Int Version number of application. Currently it is
34.
PANOrDOB Char(13) PAN number or DOB in dd/mm/yyyy format.

4. Login Response – Length 95 Bytes
Message Code – 2 (Two). Response of message code 1.

Header
UserType Int16 0 – Client
1 – Dealer
PwdValidityDays Int16 Days left for password to expire.
LastLogonDateTime Int Last logged in date time in terms of seconds
from 01-01-1980 00:00:00 hours.
FirstTimeLogin Char ‘Y’ if user is login for first time.
PwdExpired Char ‘Y’ if password is expired.
SessionNo Int Reserved field.
ExchangeRights Int Reserved field.
MaxScripCount Int Reserved field.
SleepBetweenOrders Int Reserved field.
AvailableVersion Int Reserved field.
5. Change Password Request – Length 97 bytes
Message Code – 4 (four). In response user will get message code 51 having different
structure.

Header
Password Char(16) Old Password of the ID.
NewPassword Char(16) New Password of the ID.
6. Change Password Response – Length 47 bytes
Message Code – 51.

Header
PwdValidityDays Int16 New password is valid for this many days.

7. Forgot Password Request/Response – Length 165 bytes

Message Code – 3 (three). In response user will get message code 50 having same structure.
Header
EmailOrMobile Char(100) Old Password of the ID.
8. Order – Length 288 bytes
This is a nested structure for order.

ExchangeCode Byte For MCX commodity, set to 6.
ScripCode Int Code of the instrument as per exchange.
OrderNo Char(26) Send blank in case of fresh order request and
send same value in case of
modification/cancellation.
ClientCode Char(20) ID of client for which order is being placed.
BuyOrSell Char ‘B’ – Buy
‘S’ – Sell
DisclosedQty Int It should be >= 0 and in Lots.
TotalQtyRemaining Int It contains total qty remaining for the order.
For fresh order request it should be same as
OrderQty.
OrderQty Int It should be > 0 and in Lots.
QtyTradedToday Int It contains qty traded today for the order.
Price Int It should be >= 0. For market order it should be
0.
TriggerPrice Int It is mandatory for stop loss order else it will be
0.
GoodTillDate Int Date up to which order should be retained in
terms of seconds from 01-01-1980 00:00:00
hours.
EntryDateTime Int Send 0 in case of fresh order request and send
same value in case of
MinFillQty Int 0 (zero)
LastModifiedTime Int Send 0 in case of fresh order request and send
OrderInitiatorID Char(20) Contains logged in ID from which order is

generated. Set it at the time of fresh order

entry and send same value in case of
Remarks Char(26) Reserved field.
OrderType Char ‘C’
BookType Char ‘P’ – Stop loss order
‘L’ – Limit Order
‘M’ – Market Order
OrderLife Char ‘D’ – Day order
‘I’ – IOC order
‘G’ – GTD order
‘C’ – GTC order
ExchangeDispatcherID UInt16 Send 0 in case of fresh order request and send
ProductCode Int 1
ProductFlag Char ‘ ’ – One space
TerminalID Char(20) Logged in ID which is doing the current activity.
UniqueOrderID Char(19) Send blank in case of fresh order request and
ExpiryDate Int Expiry date of scrip in terms of seconds from
01-01-1980 00:00:00 hours.
Symbol Char(10) Symbol or short name of scrip.
Series Char(2) ‘XX’
InstrumentName Char(6) ‘FUTCOM’
StrikePrice Int -1
CALevel UInt16 0
BunchSeqNo UInt16 0
AMOOrder Char ‘N’
AMOOrderValidated Char ‘N’
MPlusBlockedAmount Double 0
ParticipantType Char ‘N’
UserRefText Char(20) Send blank in case of fresh order request and
OrderStatus Int Send 0 in case of fresh order request and send
ParticipantCode Char(20) Send blank in case of fresh order request and
PanNumber Char(10) This field will get populated on server, by

default send it blank.

AlgoId Int By default send it 0
AlgoCategory UInt16 By default send it 0

9. Order Packet – Length 317 bytes
Message Code –
10 – New Order Request. In response user will get 13(Order Confirm),16(Order Error) or
19(Order Reject). Structure will remain same.
11 – Order Modification. In response user will get 14(Order Modify Confirm),16(Order Error) or
20(Order Modify Reject). Structure will remain same.
12 – Order Cancellation. In response user will get 15(Order Cancell Confirm),16(Order Error) or
21(Order Cancell Reject). Structure will remain same.

MessageHeader Message Nested structure.
Header
Order Order Nested structure.

10. Trade – Length 171 bytes
This is a nested structure for trade.

ExchangeCode Byte For MCX commodity, it is 6.
OrderNo Char(26) Order number of corresponding order to which
this trade belongs.
TerminalID Char(20) Logged in ID which is doing the current activity.
OrderInitiatorID Char(20) Contains logged in ID from which order is
generated.
ScripCode Int Code of the instrument as per exchange.
ClientCode Char(20) ID of client for which order is being placed.
BuyOrSell Char ‘B’ – Buy
‘S’ - Sell
OrderQty Int It will be in Lots.
DisclosedQty Int It will be in Lots.
QtyRemaining Int It contains total qty remaining for the order
TradeNo Char(26) Trade number provided by exchange.
TradeQty Int Trade qty in Lots.
TradePrice Int Price at which trade is executed.
TradeDateTime Int Time at which it got traded in exchange.
OrderType Char ‘C’
BookType Char ‘P’ – Stop loss order
‘L’ – Limit Order
‘M’ – Market Order
OrderLife Char ‘D’ – Day order
‘I’ – IOC order
‘G’ – GTD order
‘C’ – GTC order
ProductCode Int 1
ProductFlag Char ‘ ’ – One space
UniqueOrderID Char(19) Unique Identification number generated by
system.
ExchangeDispatcherID UInt16 For internal use.

11. Trade Packet – Length 216 bytes
Message Code – 34

Header
Trade Trade Nested structure.
12. Order/Trade download Request/Response Packet – Length 69 bytes
Message Code –
9 –Order download request. In response user will first get message code 45. Structure will
be same of Message Header. This is to inform user that download is going to start now. After
this user will get multiple packets of message code 32. Structure will be same as request and
at end multiple order packet will come in bunch. Number of order packets will be mention in
NumberOfRecords field of response packet. At the end message code 46 will come. Structure
will be same of Message Header. This is to inform end of order download.
5 –Trade download request. In response user will first get message code 47. Structure will
be same of Message Header. This is to inform user that download is going to start now. After
this user will get multiple packets of message code 33. Structure will be same as request and
at end multiple trade packet will come in bunch. Number of trade packets will be mention in
NumberOfRecords field of response packet. At the end message code 48 will come. Structure
will be same of Message Header. This is to inform end of trade download.

Header
DownloadType Char ‘C’
MemberCode Char(20) Logged in ID
NumberOfRecords UInt16 Number of records in buffer.
Flag Char Reserved field
13. Margin report request – Length 66 bytes
Message Code – 35. In response user will get message code 36.

Header
ClientCode Char(20) Code of the client whose report is required.
IsEquity Char ‘Y’ – For Equity report.
‘N’ – For commodity report.

14. Margin report response – Length 352 bytes
Message Code – 36

Header
IsEquity Char ‘Y’ – For Equity report.
‘N’ – For commodity report.
ClientCode Char(20) Code of the client.
LedgerBalance Double Cash field
InstrumentCapital Double 0
InitialMarginPaid Double 0
StockCapital Double Non cash field
AdditionalCapital Double Non cash field
EquityMarginUsed Double 0
EquityM2MLoss Double 0
EquityBPL Double 0
DerivativeSpanMargin Double MCX Span margin blocked
DerivativeExposureMargin Double MCX Exposure margin blocked
DerivativeM2MLoss Double MCX M2M Loss.
DerivativeBPL Double MCX booked profit/loss.
OptionSegment Double 0
WithDrawnAmount Double Amount withdrawn today.
MaxWithDrawalAmt Double 0
FundTransferAmount Double Cash field.
MFIPOAmount Double 0
AvailableFundsForMFIPO Double 0
AvailableFundsforWithDraw Double 0
AvailableFundsforCash Double 0
AvailableFundsforFO Double Available fund for MCX
AvailableFundsforCurrency Double Available fund for NCDEX
AdditionalCapitalFO Double 0
AdditionalCapitalCurrency Double 0
StockCapitalFO Double Non cash field
StockCapitalCurrency Double 0
StockCapitalDelivery Double 0
CreditLimit Double 0
CurrencySpanMargin Double NCDEX Span margin blocked
CurrencyExposureMargin Double NCDEX Exposure margin blocked
CurrencyM2MLoss Double NCDEX M2M Loss.
CurrencyBPL Double NCDEX booked profit/loss.
UnRealisedAmount Double UnRealized cheque amount
MaxUnrealisedAmount Double Max Realised cheque Amount

MFEquityAmount Double 0
MFEquityAmount Double 0
NetOptionPremiumFO Double 0
NetOptionPremiumCurrency Double 0
CreditOptionAmountFO Double 0
CreditOptionAmountCurrency Double 0
Derivative Special Margin Double 0
Derivative Additional Margin Double 0
Currency Special Margin Double 0
Currency Additional Margin Double 0
AvailableFundsforCommodity Double 0
StockCapitalCommodity Double 0
AdditionalCapitalCommodity Double 0
CommoditySpanMargin Double 0
CommodityExposureMargin Double 0
CommoditySpecialMargin Double 0
CommodityAdditionalMargin Double 0
CommodityM2MLoss Double 0
CommodityBPL Double 0
NetOptionPremiumCommodity Double 0
CreditOptionAmountCommodity Double 0
SLBMMarginUsed Double 0
SLBMBPL Double 0
SLBMM2MLoss Double 0
MtfMargin Double 0
MtfLoss Double 0
Brokerage Double 0
15. Holding report request – Length 66 bytes
Message Code – 41. In response user will get message code 42.

Header
ClientCode Char(20) Code of the client whose report is required.
ScripIsInNo Char(20)

NumberOfRecords Int Send Default value as 10

Holding report response – Length 352 bytes
Message Code – 42

ClientCode Char(20) Code of the client.
ScripIsInNo Char(20)
DPQty Int64
BlockedQty Int64
TradedQty Int64 0
ScripName Char(30) 0
HairCut Double
LTP Double
ValueAtLTP Double 0
BuyAvgPrice Double 0
POAQty Int64 0
CollateralQty Int64
OutStandingQty Int64
DebitStockQty Int64
NonPoaQty Int64
RmsSellingQty Int64
CommodtyQty Int64
ClosePrice Double
DPValueAHC Double
MTFDebitQty Int64 0
MTFOutStandingQty Int64 0
CFSReceived Double 0
BTSTQty Int64 0
BTSTTradedQty Int64
BTSTBlockedQty Int64
BuyBackQty Int64 0
TPinQty Int64 0
SlbmQty Int64
NbfcQty Int64 0
16.Multi Leg Order Packet – Length 861 bytes
Message Code –
99 – New Order Request. In response user will get 100(Confirm), 101(Cancell
Confirm),102(Error) or 103(Reject). Structure will remain same.

For multi leg order you should send orders in order1 and order2. Order must be IOC order .
Order3 will be null but packet size will be 861 only. For filling order1 and order2, follow rules
of normal order.

Header
Order1 Order Nested structure.
17.HeartBeat – Length 45 bytes
Message Code – HeartBeatRequest-129 . In response user will get message code 130 same
structure.

Header
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2. Data Type Used - Broadcast .................................................................................................... 5

3. Broadcast API ........................................................................................................................... 6

4. Interactive API ....................................................................................................................... 13

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• Define the Structure, types of Broadcasts, and de compression of feed.

Broadcast Data Components: -

o Live feed (Incremental): It is received continually as and when there is change in

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De Compression: - The data received on Multicast socket is compressed with the

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2. DATA TYPE USED - BROADCAST

Type Size (Bytes)

Note: - Double and Single are for decimal values.

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1. Response Header – Length 10 Bytes

2. Heartbeat Request Packet – Length 30 Bytes

3. Trade Packet – Length 30 Bytes

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4. BID/Offer Packet – Length 30 Bytes

Type: - “B” or “C” or “D” or “E” or “F”

Name Type Description

5. OHLC Packet – Length 30 Bytes

6. Index Trade Packet – Length 30 Bytes

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7. DPR Packet – Length 30 Bytes

8. Open Interrest Change Packet – Length 30 Bytes

9. History Packet – Length 30 Bytes

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10. OI History Packet – Length 30 Bytes

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11. Request Header – Length 3 Bytes

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12. Heartbeat Response Packet – Length 3 Bytes

Msg Type: - “1”

13. Login Packet – Length 114 Bytes

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14. Scrip Register/Deregister Packet – Length 10 Bytes

Msg Type: - “D”

15. BID Offer Request Packet – Length 8 Bytes

Msg Type: - “O”

16. Trade History Request Packet – Length 12 Bytes

Msg Type: - “r”

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17. OI History Request Packet – Length 12 Bytes

Msg Type: - “o”

Non-FIX Connect Application Programming Interface

1. Data Type Used - Interactive

Type Size (Bytes)

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2. Message Header – Length 45 bytes

Name Type Description

3. Login Request – Length 134 Bytes

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4. Login Response – Length 95 Bytes

Message Code – 2 (Two). Response of message code 1.

Name Type Description

5. Change Password Request – Length 97 bytes

Name Type Description

6. Change Password Response – Length 47 bytes

Message Code – 51.