Funding

Retrieve Daily Trading Limits

The JIT Securities daily trading limit is set at the correspondent level and is used as the limit for the total amount due to Alpaca on the date of settlement. The limit in use returns the real time usage of this limit and is calculated by taking the net of trade and non-trade activity inflows and outflows. If the limit in use reaches the daily net limit, further purchasing activity will be halted, however, the limit can be adjusted by reaching out to Alpaca with the proposed new limit and the reason for the change. The limit is reset at the start of every trading day at 8.00 PM ET

get/v1/transfers/jit/limits

Request

  • Base URL
    https://broker-api.giftcity.sandbox.in.alpaca.markets
  • URL
    https://broker-api.giftcity.sandbox.in.alpaca.markets/v1/transfers/jit/limits
  • Auth
    HTTP basic

Response

Returns the JIT Securities Daily Trading Limit Object based off of real time calculations.

cash_heldstring decimal

Cash reserved for open cash-secured put positions. Only present in the response when the correspondent has at least one open cash-secured put; the field is omitted from the response otherwise (including for options-enabled correspondents with no open cash-secured puts).

correspondentstring

The correspondent code the limits apply to.

daily_net_limitstring decimal

The daily net buying limit for the correspondent; further buying is halted once the in_use_limit limit reaches this value.

executed_buysstring decimal

Cumulative cash value of executed buy activity contributing to the in-use limit since the last reset.

executed_sellsstring decimal

Cumulative cash value of executed sell activity offsetting the in-use limit since the last reset.

in_use_limitstring decimal

Real-time net amount currently consuming the daily limit. Equal to executed_buys − executed_sells + open_buys − open_sells (+ cash_held when a cash-secured put is open). Resets at the start of the next trading day at 8.00 PM ET.

open_buysstring decimal

Reserved cash value of currently open buy orders (limit price for limit orders, notional or estimated mid for market orders) contributing to the in-use limit.

open_sellsstring decimal

Reserved cash value of currently open sell orders offsetting the in-use limit.

Example response

{
  "cash_held": "20000",
  "correspondent": "EXMP",
  "daily_net_limit": "1000000",
  "executed_buys": "55",
  "executed_sells": "0",
  "in_use_limit": "55",
  "open_buys": "0",
  "open_sells": "0"
}

Changes

No recorded changes to this operation across all 1 revision of this API.