My trading strategy is complete; the missing piece is a robust API layer that can speak to Dhan broker and place orders the moment my algorithmic conditions turn bullish or bearish. Scope of work • Connect reliably to Dhan’s trading API (REST / WebSocket, whichever matches their latest spec). • Accept a simple function call or webhook that feeds in my entry/exit signals. • Translate those signals into live market, limit, or stop orders—supporting both fresh entries and position exits. • Handle authentication, rate-limits, network retries, and basic order‐status polling so no trade is left hanging. Key requirements – Only trade execution is needed; I already generate the signals elsewhere. – Language is flexible (Python, Node.js, or Go are fine) as long as installation is straightforward on a Linux VPS. – Clean, readable code with inline comments and a short README covering setup, configuration keys, and one sample signal call. Acceptance criteria 1. A demo script triggers a mock buy/sell and the order appears in my Dhan account within seconds. 2. Failed or partially filled orders are logged with clear error messages. 3. Unit tests (or a sandbox demo) confirm that the wrapper handles at least 100 rapid-fire signals without crashing. Deliverables • Source code for the Dhan API wrapper • README / quick-start guide • Brief hand-off call or recorded walkthrough at completion That’s everything—once the API layer is stable, I can plug in my strategy and go live.