Get User's Trading Settings
Retrieve default trading settings of a specific user
Overview
This GET endpoint enables you to request a user's default trading
settings by providing their unique identifier in the header. In response, you'll receive a JSON file with the user's information.
There are four required parameters that must be provided in the request:
Authorization (header). This is the authorization token from the very first token request. The value of this header must have the following format:
Bearer BQ898r9fefi
(Bearer
+ 1 space + the token).userID (path). This is the internal ID of the user whose settings you'd like to retrieve. If you're sending the request on behalf of the user whose authorization token is used to perform the request, set this parameter to
@me
.API version (path). Unless necessary, leave it at "1.0".
The user information request must be sent to the following URL:
Response
In response, you'll receive a JSON file containing the default trading settings of this user:
where:
Instruments
An array of settings for each security type.
OrderType
The default order type that is set whenever a security of the specified type is traded.
Quantity
The default number of securities of an order for the specified security type.
DurationType
The default duration of an order for the specified security type.
ExchangeType
The default execution venue for the specified security type.
AON
Indicates whether orders should be All-Or-None by default.
QuantityStepIncrementMultiplier
The step by which the number of securities must be increased when placing an order. Applicable only if the UI features up and down arrows via which the quantity can either be increased or decreased.
PriceStepIncrementMultiplier
The step by which the limit or stop price must be increased when placing an order. Applicable only if the UI features up and down arrows via which the price can either be increased or decreased.
SkipVerifyOrder
Indicates whether the order verification view should be displayed when placing an order. Possible values: Show
, DoNotShow
, ShowIfAnError
.
SkipVerifyCancelOrder
Indicates whether the order verification view should be displayed when cancelling an order. Possible values: Show
, DoNotShow
, ShowIfAnError
.
SkipVerifyClosingPosition
Indicates whether the order verification view should be displayed when closing an existing position. Possible values: Show, DoNotShow, ShowIfAnError.
SkipVerifyOrderReplace
Indicates whether the order verification view should be displayed when replacing an order. Possible values: Show
, DoNotShow
, ShowIfAnError
.
SkipPlaceOrderStatus
Indicates whether the order status view should be displayed after an order has been placed. Possible values: Show
, DoNotShow
, ShowIfAnError
.
SkipCancelOrderStatus
Indicates whether the order status view should be displayed after an order has been cancelled. Possible values: Show
, DoNotShow
, ShowIfAnError
.
SkipClosingPositionStatus
Indicates whether the order status view should be displayed after a positions has been closed. Possible values: Show
, DoNotShow
, ShowIfAnError
.
SkipOrderReplaceStatus
Indicates whether the order status view should be displayed after an order has been replaced. Possible values: Show
, DoNotShow
, ShowIfAnError
.
MaxStocksQuantity
The maximum number of securities that can be traded in a single stock order.
MaxOptionsQuantity
The maximum number of securities that can be traded in a single option order.
Common Mistakes
Here are some of the common mistakes that developers make when requesting a user's trading settings:
Specifying ID of a Non-Existent User
If you specify the ID of a non-existent user, you'll get the following error:
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