🚀 Cirrus Signals API Order Execution – Methods & Use Cases

API Documentation: https://signals.cirrus.trade
Basic Understanding of Signals: https://blogs.cirrus.trade/signals-in-cirrus

Cirrus Signals supports three core order execution flows, each designed to suit different levels of control, speed, and integration style.

🧩 1. Trigger-Based Flow

Includes both Trigger ID and Encoded Token executions.

✅ Ideal For:

• Full lifecycle: create ➝ store ➝ execute
• Clean separation between order creation and execution
• Allows delayed or delegated execution
• Works well for both users and partners

🛠 How It Works:

Step 1: Create

• POST signal/create-order
• Response includes:
  • trigger_id
  • encoded_token

Step 2: Execute (two options)

🔍 Typical Scenarios:

• Cirrus UI: User places an order, then executes later via own dashboard/platform
• Telegram/Slack Bot: Partner sends a encoded_token, user clicks to fire
• Signal App: Partners broadcast order with no login requirement

⚡ 2. Direct Access Token Execution

✅ Ideal For:

• Server-to-server order execution
• PineScript alerts, multi-leg strategies, or batch trading
• No intermediate storage step

🛠 Endpoint:

• POST signal/execute-via-token/{access_token}

🔍 Typical Scenarios:

• Backend engine receives a webhook and places an order directly
• Strategies auto-executing sequences of trades
• Partner bots chaining OCO or legged options trades

🚀 3. Partner Quick Execution

✅ Ideal For:

• Partners needing low-latency, fast order placement
• One-shot create + execute with Bearer auth
• Controlled access — not available to Cirrus users

🛠 Endpoint:

• POST /partners/quick-order

🔍 Typical Scenarios:

• Partner dashboards triggering orders with a button
• Algo systems needing fast execution without managing tokens
• Signal apps sending single-order bursts per client

🧭 Summary Table

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