Webhooks & API

Are JSON Properties Case Sensitive?

JSON properties in TradersPost are case sensitive. Users should copy property names directly from the documentation to ensure correct formatting and avoid execution errors.

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Yes, JSON properties in TradersPost are case sensitive. For example, a property like limitPrice must have a capital “P” in the JSON payload. If the property is written incorrectly, such as limitprice with a lowercase “p”, the system may not interpret it as intended, potentially leading to the wrong type of order being executed.

Best Practices

To avoid errors with case-sensitive properties, it's recommended to copy and paste the property names directly from the TradersPost documentation to ensure correct formatting. Double-check that properties like limitPrice use the exact capitalization shown in the API reference.

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