tt-connect is a unified Python broker API for Indian markets.
It gives one canonical interface for auth, instruments, orders, portfolio, reports, and live market streaming across brokers.
- Trading system developers who want broker portability
- Teams building execution, monitoring, or portfolio services
- Contributors extending broker support and reliability
pip install tt-connectfrom tt_connect import TTConnect
from tt_connect.instruments import Equity
from tt_connect.enums import Exchange, Side, ProductType, OrderType
with TTConnect("zerodha", {"api_key": "...", "access_token": "..."}) as broker:
order_id = broker.place_order(
instrument=Equity(exchange=Exchange.NSE, symbol="RELIANCE"),
side=Side.BUY,
qty=1,
order_type=OrderType.MARKET,
product=ProductType.CNC,
)
print(order_id)| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Live Docs Site | Full user docs on GitHub Pages |
| Quick Start | Get installed and place your first order in 5 minutes |
| Examples | Complete working code for Zerodha and AngelOne |
| Contributor Guide | Local setup, testing, implementation workflow |
| Architecture | System design and internals |
| Capability | Zerodha | AngelOne |
|---|---|---|
| Auth modes | Manual | Manual + Auto |
| Profile/Funds/Holdings/Positions | Yes | Yes |
| Orders (place/modify/cancel/list) | Yes | Yes |
| Trades | Yes | Yes |
| Instrument fetch + resolve | Yes | Yes |
| Streaming (WebSocket) | Yes | Yes |
| GTT orders | Yes | Yes |
| Margin calculator API | Not supported | Not supported |
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