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Dhan Mcp Trades

@mayanktholeon a year ago
1 MIT
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Dhan-MCP-Trades connects Dhan Trading API with Claude for account management.

Overview

What is Dhan Mcp Trades

Dhan-MCP-Trades is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integration for the Dhan Trading API, enabling Claude AI to access and manage trading account information seamlessly.

Use cases

Use cases include querying account balances, monitoring stock positions, checking real-time profit and loss, retrieving current market prices, and executing trades through voice or text commands.

How to use

To use Dhan-MCP-Trades, install the required packages, clone the repository, configure your Dhan API credentials, and start the Claude Desktop application. You can then interact with Claude to inquire about your trading account.

Key features

Key features include checking account balances, viewing holdings and positions, obtaining live profit and loss information, fetching the latest trading prices, and placing and managing orders.

Where to use

Dhan-MCP-Trades is primarily used in financial trading environments where users need to manage their trading accounts efficiently using AI assistance.

Content

DhanHQ Trading Assistant

An AI-powered trading assistant for DhanHQ broker built with Model Context Protocol (MCP). This project enables natural language interaction with the DhanHQ trading platform, allowing you to place orders, check your portfolio, and manage your trading activities through simple conversational commands.

Features

Order Management

  • Regular orders (market/limit) via order_placement_tool.py
  • Super orders with target and stop-loss via super-order.py
  • After-market orders via after_market_order_tool.py
  • Access order book and trade history via order_book_tool.py

Portfolio Management

  • View holdings and positions via holdings_positions_tool.py
  • Convert positions (e.g., intraday to delivery)

Account Information

  • Check fund balance via fund_balance_tool.py
  • Calculate margin requirements via margin_calculator_tool.py

Setup and Installation

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.9 or higher
  • A DhanHQ trading account
  • DhanHQ API credentials (client ID and access token)

Installation

  1. Clone this repository

    git clone https://github.com/yourusername/dhan-broker-mcp-trades.git
    cd dhan-broker-mcp-trades
    
  2. Install required dependencies

    pip install -r requirements.txt
    
  3. Configure your credentials

    Edit the config.py file with your DhanHQ credentials:

    DHAN_CLIENT_ID = "your_client_id_here"
    DHAN_ACCESS_TOKEN = "your_access_token_here"
    DHAN_API_BASE_URL = "https://api.dhan.co/v2"
    
  4. Make sure your stocks.json file is populated with the stocks you want to trade

Running the Tools

Each tool can be run independently using the MCP CLI:

# To run the order placement tool
python -m mcp.server.cli dev order_placement_tool.py

# To run the portfolio server
python -m mcp.server.cli dev portfolio_server.py

# To run other tools
python -m mcp.server.cli dev <tool_filename>.py

Using the Assistant

📈 Expanded Example Trading Commands
🛒 Basic Order Placement

  • “Buy 10 shares of Infosys at market price”

  • “Sell 5 shares of TCS at limit price of ₹3500”

  • “Place a GTT order to buy 20 shares of HDFC Bank at ₹1450”

🎯 Orders with Stop-Loss and Targets

  • “Buy Reliance with 2% target and 1% stop-loss”

  • “Place a trailing stop-loss buy order for Tata Motors”

  • “Short sell Axis Bank with 5% target and 2% stop-loss”

🌙 After-Market & Scheduled Orders

  • “Create an after-market order to buy 100 shares of ONGC at ₹180”

  • “Schedule a buy order for Tech Mahindra tomorrow at 9:15 AM”

💼 Account Insights

  • “What are my current holdings?”

  • “Check my available balance and margin”

  • “Show me my open positions and unrealized profits”

📊 Portfolio & P&L Analysis

  • “Analyze my portfolio performance this month”

  • “Give me a P&L report on all banking sector trades”

  • “What was my best-performing stock in the last 30 days?”

🤖 Smart, Context-Aware Voice Commands

  • “Buy all PSU bank stocks”

  • “Short all private sector banks today”

  • “Go long on top 5 Nifty IT companies”

  • “Buy 2 shares of the company whose promoter’s son just had a grand wedding”

  • “Tail the stop-loss of all chemical sector stocks”

📌 Contextual & Thematic Trading

  • “Buy all companies headquartered in Mumbai”

  • “Buy companies where promoter stake is increasing quarter-on-quarter”

  • “Short all companies dependent heavily on China for raw materials”

  • “Buy the top 5 companies based on market cap in India”

📈 Technical Signal-Based Trading

  • “Buy breakout stocks above 200-day moving average”

  • “Short stocks that broke below lower Bollinger Band”

  • “Buy stocks where RSI crossed above 70”

  • “Enter trades in mean reversion stocks with tight stop-loss”

🔍 Advanced Filtering & Signal Scanning

  • “Buy companies where profits grew more than 10% quarter-on-quarter”

  • “Buy stocks down more than 20% from all-time highs with high volume”

  • “Sell all stocks affected by global crude oil prices”

🔁 Pairs & Strategy-Based Trading

  • “Buy 3 shares of Reliance and sell 2 shares of Bharti Airtel”

  • “Do pair trading between ICICI Bank and Axis Bank”

Tool Descriptions

order_placement_tool.py

Handles basic order placement (market and limit orders). Supports buying and selling stocks by name.

super-order.py

Manages super orders with target and stop-loss limits that can be specified in absolute values or percentages.

after_market_order_tool.py

Places orders outside market hours to be executed on the next trading day.

fund_balance_tool.py

Retrieves account fund information and calculates margin requirements.

holdings_positions_tool.py

Retrieves holdings and positions information, allows conversion between product types.

margin_calculator_tool.py

Calculates margin requirements for potential trades.

order_book_tool.py

Provides access to order history, trade book, and enables order cancellation.

portfolio_server.py

Main interface for portfolio management.

Stock Information

The project uses a stocks.json file to map stock names to their security IDs. The file follows this structure:

{
  "companies": [
    {
      "stock_code": "1333",
      "company_name": "HDFC Bank Ltd.",
      "stock_name": "HDFCBANK",
      "description": "Description of the company..."
    }
  ]
}

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Disclaimer

This software is for educational purposes only. Use at your own risk. The creators are not responsible for any financial losses incurred through the use of this software. Always verify all trading actions before execution.

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