Project summary
This representative build started with a clear requirement: TradingView alerts for Nifty and BankNifty workflows had to reach Zerodha Kite safely, with symbol translation, duplicate protection, and clear operator visibility in the middle.
| Metric | Representative result |
|---|---|
| Execution speed | <400ms average order-routing path |
| Compliance posture | SEBI-aware broker bridge design |
| Monitoring | Alert log, validation log, and broker response log |
What was built
- TradingView alert schema for machine-readable execution intent
- Zerodha symbol mapping for Nifty and BankNifty workflows
- Validation layer for duplicates, invalid session states, and malformed payloads
- Order-status visibility so the operator can see what happened after submission
Why this mattered
The useful part of this project was not the webhook alone. It was the control between the alert and the broker. That is the difference between a toy bridge and a system a trader can actually monitor under stress.
Frequently asked questions
Was this a direct TradingView-to-broker shortcut?
No. The safer design kept a validation layer between the alert and Zerodha execution.
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