Cancels an open or pending order using its specific order ID. If the order has already been filled, cancelled, or has expired, an error will be returned.

Closes an open trading position for a specified symbol, with the option to close either the entire position or a specified partial amount or percentage.

Closes all currently open trading positions at the current market price, with the option to cancel any open orders beforehand. Use this action carefully, especially in live trading situations.

Creates a new stock order—market, limit, stop, or stop-limit—to buy or sell shares, with support for both paper (simulated) and live trading accounts.

Retrieves detailed information about the current open position for a specified stock symbol.

Retrieves detailed information about your Alpaca account, such as your current balance, available buying power, total portfolio value, and the status of your trading account.

Retrieves comprehensive trading information for a particular asset using its ticker symbol or Alpaca asset ID.

Fetches detailed information for a specific order using its unique Alpaca-assigned UUID.

Fetches a specific order by using your custom client_order_id, allowing you to find orders based on your own reference identifiers.

Retrieves the NYSE trading calendar, including specific market open and close times for each day, allowing you to verify trading schedules, automate tasks based on market hours, and identify non-trading days.

Retrieves information about whether the market is currently open or closed, provides the current time, and displays the upcoming market opening and closing times, allowing you to determine if trading is currently possible.

Retrieves a list of tradable assets, allowing you to filter by their status (active or inactive) or by asset class, such as US equities or cryptocurrencies.

Retrieves a detailed list of orders based on specific filters such as order status, date range, trading symbols, or order direction, with automatic handling of multiple pages of results.

Retrieves a list of all open positions, including details such as unrealized profit and loss, current market values, and cost basis for each position.

Executes a custom API request to the connected service using your authorized credentials.

Updates the quantity, limit price, stop price, or time-in-force of an existing open order by canceling the original order and creating a new one with the specified changes.

Detects and processes individual new account activities—including trade fills, dividend payments, journal entries, and transfers—by triggering a separate bundle for each event.

Triggers whenever a new order is placed or an existing order is updated in Alpaca, retrieving each order individually from the Alpaca Orders API.