V1
This directory documents the registered OpenAlgo v1 REST API and the separate WebSocket protocol. The source of truth for REST registration is restx_api/__init__.py; request validation is defined in restx_api/schemas.py, restx_api/data_schemas.py, and restx_api/account_schema.py.
Base URLs
REST API: http://127.0.0.1:5000/api/v1
WebSocket: ws://127.0.0.1:8765Replace the local host with the configured HTTPS/WSS domain in a remote deployment.
Authentication
Most POST endpoints accept the OpenAlgo API key as apikey in a JSON object. GET endpoints accept it as the apikey query parameter. Telegram and WhatsApp management endpoints may also accept X-API-KEY; the Telegram webhook authenticates with X-Telegram-Bot-Api-Secret-Token instead of an OpenAlgo key.
{
"apikey": "<your_app_apikey>"
}Never put broker credentials or broker access tokens in these requests. The OpenAlgo API key resolves the active broker session server-side.
Registered REST Inventory
The current v1 surface contains 57 method/path pairs. A resource with both GET and POST counts as two endpoints.
Order Management
Order And Account Information
Market Data And Symbols
Options Analytics
Calendar, Analyzer, And Preferences
There is no public /api/v1/checkholiday endpoint. Use /market/timings for a date; its response identifies holiday/closed sessions through the returned market schedule.
Messaging
The Telegram resource contributes 11 method/path pairs. Its webhook acknowledges validated updates but does not yet dispatch them, and the REST broadcast handler currently returns zero delivery counts. Those limitations are documented on the Telegram page.
WebSocket Protocol
WebSocket streaming is not mounted below /api/v1. Clients connect to the proxy on port 8765, authenticate, and send action messages.
Supported actions are authenticate, subscribe, unsubscribe, unsubscribe_all, get_broker_info, get_supported_brokers, and ping.
Order Constants
Exchanges
NSE, BSE, NFO, BFO, CDS, BCD, MCX, NCDEX, NCO, NSE_INDEX, BSE_INDEX, MCX_INDEX, GLOBAL_INDEX, and CRYPTO are recognized by the shared validation constants. Broker capability metadata determines which subset is usable for the active broker.
Products And Price Types
Product
MIS, CNC, NRML
Price type
MARKET, LIMIT, SL, SL-M
Action
BUY, SELL (lowercase is normalized by order schemas)
Regular order, smart-order, basket, split, and modify schemas accept numeric quantities. Fractional quantities are allowed only for CRYPTO; non-crypto quantities must be whole numbers. Options order quantities remain positive integers.
Response And Status Conventions
Most JSON resources return status: "success" or status: "error", but broker payloads are normalized only at the wrapper level and some resources intentionally return CSV, plain text, or an empty webhook acknowledgement. Treat each endpoint page as authoritative for its payload.
Common status codes are:
200
Request handled successfully
400
Invalid JSON, schema validation failure, unsupported mode, or invalid request state
401
Missing or invalid authentication on endpoints that use 401
403
Invalid API key or operation blocked by mode/policy
404
Broker module, symbol, order, or linked messaging user not found
429
Flask-Limiter rejected the request
500
Unhandled internal or broker error
Rate Limits
Defaults from .sample.env are API_RATE_LIMIT="50 per second", ORDER_RATE_LIMIT="10 per second", and SMART_ORDER_RATE_LIMIT="10 per second". Some messaging endpoints use their own limiter. All values are deployment configuration and may contain compound semicolon-separated limits. See rate limiting.
Client Libraries
The Python client is available as openalgo and is pinned by this application at 2.0.2. Go and Node.js examples in examples/ demonstrate direct REST integration; they are not declared here as separately versioned official SDK releases.
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