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    • RE: Can we have a ROBO order without stoploss, I mean with just the price and squareOff values defined while stoploss and trailingStopLoss being set to "0"

      @admin Thanks for the confirmation

      posted in Bugs
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    • RE: Does smart api allows to place a robo order when ordertype: "LIMIT", (Node.js sdk implementation)

      @admin Thanks for the confirmation

      posted in Bugs
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    • Can we have a ROBO order without stoploss, I mean with just the price and squareOff values defined while stoploss and trailingStopLoss being set to "0"

      Is this a valid request (trying to make a ROBO order a two-legged order)
      variety: "ROBO",
      tradingsymbol: "BPCL-EQ",
      symboltoken: "526",
      transactiontype: "BUY",
      exchange: "NSE",
      ordertype: "LIMIT",
      producttype: "BO",
      duration: "DAY",
      price: "294.00",
      quantity: "1",
      squareoff: "2.95",
      stoploss: "0",
      trailingStopLoss: "0",

      posted in Bugs
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    • Does smart api allows to place a robo order when ordertype: "LIMIT", (Node.js sdk implementation)

      Is this valid -
      smart_api
      .placeOrder({
      variety: "ROBO",
      tradingsymbol: "BPCL-EQ",
      symboltoken: "526",
      transactiontype: "BUY",
      exchange: "NSE",
      ordertype: "MARKET",
      producttype: "BO",
      duration: "DAY",
      price: "294.00",
      quantity: "1",
      squareoff: "2.95",
      stoploss: "2.95",
      trailingStopLoss: "0",
      })
      .then(async (orderResponse) => {
      console.log("Order response:", orderResponse);
      })
      .catch((error) => {
      console.error("Error placing order:", error);
      });

      posted in Bugs
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