Will the brokerage plan applicable on the algos account also be applicable to my normal trading platform or do I need to pay extra charges for those trades?

The brokerage plan applies solely to algo trading, so separate brokerage charges will be incurred for regular trading activities.

What will be the brokerage plan against my uTrade Algos account?

Share India offers a variety of fixed brokerage plans for uTrade Algos users, allowing you to select the one that best fits your needs. Please note that no payment is needed to be made upfront and it is automatically deducted from your trading balance. The pricing is: ₹0 AMC on Demat account for the first 365 days No cost on equity delivery For intraday it is ₹20 or 0.03%, whichever is lower Per executed order, there is no cost for delivery and is ₹20 for intraday and F&O For more information, click here .

How can I pledge my shares?

Pledging shares means using them as collateral to obtain a loan or margin for trading purposes. It involves temporarily transferring ownership of your shares to your broker while retaining beneficial ownership. This allows you to access funds based on the value of your shares without selling them outright. To pledge your shares, you can access the ‘Pledge Holding’ tab from the ‘Holding’ section on www.utrade.shareindia.com .

Can I pledge shares available in my Demat account with Share India and get a margin against the same for uTrade Algos trades?

When you pledge your shares, you're essentially using them as collateral to borrow money, which is known as margin. You have the option to pledge shares held in your Demat account with Share India to obtain a margin for trades executed on uTrade Algos. However, it's important to note that a 50 per cent cash margin is necessary to utilise this.

How can I reset my account password in case I forget my current password?

To reset your password on uTrade Algos, simply select the ‘Forgot Password’ option.

What is the total margin?

The total margin required for a trade comprises the SPAN and exposure margins. The SPAN margin is calculated based on position risk, while the exposure margin covers additional risks like extreme market movements.

What is premium receivable?

Premium receivable is the money received from writing or shorting options contracts. It represents the compensation for taking on the obligation associated with the contract, offering traders immediate income.

What is the exposure margin?

The exposure margin, also known as additional margin, is an extra margin imposed by the exchange on top of the SPAN margin in the F&O (futures and options) market. It serves as an additional buffer to cover potential losses beyond those accounted for by the SPAN margin. The exposure margin is determined by factors such as market volatility, liquidity, and the risk associated with specific trading positions. Its purpose is to ensure that traders maintain sufficient funds to fulfil their obligations and mitigate the risk of default.

What is the SPAN margin?

The SPAN (standardised portfolio analysis of risk) margin is the minimum margin required to enter a trade in the F&O (futures and options) market. It's determined by the exchange through a standardised portfolio risk analysis of F&O strategies. This margin ensures that traders have sufficient funds to cover potential losses and meet regulatory requirements.

What is SL to cost and what is the use of it?

SL to cost adjusts the stop loss level of a trade to the entry price, ensuring a risk-free trade once your contract reaches a desired profit level, as determined by you. This feature triggers when the contract achieves a net profit or loss value specified by you. If enabled alongside the trail stop loss feature, the SL to cost will take precedence in case of conflicting conditions.

What is trail SL and what is the use of it?

Trail SL, short for trail stop loss, is an advanced order type designed to manage risk and protect profits. It dynamically adjusts the trigger price of the stop loss order based on the net profit-loss achieved, as set by the user. In essence, it allows the stop loss to move in tandem with price movements, ensuring that potential profits are safeguarded while minimising losses. In short, it is an advanced stop loss order that not only manages risk but also provides a layer of profit protection.

What is meant by long and short in the ‘Create Strategy’ form?

In the 'Create Strategy' form, 'long' typically refers to taking a position that benefits from price increases, indicating a bullish market outlook. Conversely, 'short' refers to taking a position that profits from price decreases, suggesting a bearish market sentiment. However, these terms can be flexible and their interpretation may vary based on specific trading strategies employed.

What are straddle, strangle, condor, butterfly, and spread words in the ‘Create Strategy’ form?

Straddle, strangle, condor, butterfly, and spread are all different types of options trading strategies available in the 'Create Strategy' form. Each strategy involves unique combinations of buying and/or selling options contracts with different strike prices and expiration dates, aiming to capitalise on specific market conditions or expectations. Straddle: Buying call and put options with the same strike price and expiration date to aim to profit from significant price movements. Strangle: Purchasing call and put options with different strike prices but the same expiration date to anticipate volatility and large price movement. Condor: A complex options strategy involving calls and puts with four different strike prices, aiming to profit from limited price movement within a range. Butterfly: Buying and selling three options of the same type (calls or puts) with the same expiration date but different strike prices to achieve a specific price movement outcome. Spread: Simultaneously buying and selling options of the same type with different strike prices or expiration dates to capitalise on price differentials.

How can I add/save my created strategy in my portfolio?

On uTrade Algos, you can easily create strategies by selecting the ‘Create Strategy’ option, and then save them by choosing the ‘Save Strategy’ option in ‘My Portfolio’ under ’Customs’. Watch our tutorial to understand more about portfolio creation.

How can I see my previous trade details and its P/L book in my dashboard?

T o access your previous trade details and its P/L book on your dashboard, simply navigate to the ‘Report’ option located under the profile icon tab on the uTrade Algos dashboard. This feature enables users to review their trading history, including details of past trades and associated profit/loss records.

What will happen if I choose to upgrade my ongoing subscription plan before it expires?

If you choose to upgrade your ongoing subscription plan before it expires, your subsequent payments from the next billing cycle will increase to the amount of the newly selected plan. For example, if you were initially on the ₹1,000 plan and used it for 15 days, but now want to upgrade to the ₹2,500 plan, the amount used in 15 days would be ₹500, leaving ₹500 unused. The difference amount of ₹2,000 will be charged to you as a one-time payment when upgrading your subscription. After payment, your subscription and account privileges will be upgraded in real time. The same process applies to brokerage plan upgrades.

What is the minimum ticket size to use the uTrade Algos platform?

The term ‘ticket size’ typically refers to the minimum amount of funds required to participate in an investment or trading opportunity. It represents the initial investment or margin required to execute a trade or strategy. The minimum ticket size to use the uTrade Algos platform varies depending on the strategy chosen. Additionally, you can customise your strategies and set your own margins. Subscription fees and brokerage charges are also applicable for platform usage.

Can I see the index watch on my dashboard screen?

Index watch displays real time or delayed information on stock market indices, aiding traders in monitoring market segments and informing trading decisions. On the uTrade Algos portal, you can view the index watch on your dashboard screen. Simply navigate to the ‘Index Watch’ tab available on the dashboard to access this feature. To understand the dashboard and homepage better, you can view our video .

What is the use of the Panic control option?

The panic control button allows traders to swiftly manage their trading activities in volatile markets. On the uTrade Algos platform, the panic control button, located in the top right dropdown menu, offers two options: ‘Stop all’ and ‘Pause all’. ‘Stop all’ terminates all active strategies and closes any open positions in the market. ‘Pause all’ halts further execution without affecting existing open positions. This feature helps traders to swiftly respond to market fluctuations, mitigate risks, and regain control over their trading operations.

Where can I see my cumulative and day P/L in my dashboard?

Cumulative and day P/L indicate overall and daily trading performance, aiding traders in assessing strategy effectiveness and tracking profitability. You can find your cumulative and day P/L under your profile icon tab located in the top right corner of the uTrade Algos dashboard.

Will I be able to undeploy any of my deployed strategies at any point in time?

In trading, undeploying a strategy involves discontinuing its live application, thus effectively ceasing its execution in the market. uTrade Algos provides traders with the flexibility to undeploy strategies at their discretion, allowing for adjustments in response to market conditions. The panic control button facilitates swift management of activities in volatile markets by offering 'Stop all' and 'Pause all' options, aiding in responding to fluctuations and mitigating risks while regaining control over trading operations. To know more about the panic control button click here What is the use of the Panic control option?

What is the difference between an order book and a trade book?

An order book and a trade book are both essential components of trading platforms, but they serve distinct purposes. An order book reflects all orders placed by you. It displays all outstanding buy and sell orders for a particular security, providing insight into current supply and demand dynamics. In contrast, a trade book reflects only orders that have been converted into trades. It records executed trades, detailing the price, quantity, and timestamp of each transaction. While the order book helps anticipate market movements by showing pending orders, the trade book provides a historical record of actual trades, aiding in performance analysis and trade verification.

Is a margin on FD available and what is the process of getting it?

Margin on FD (fixed deposit) is a facility where you can borrow funds against your fixed deposit as collateral. This allows you to access funds without breaking your FD prematurely. The process typically involves applying for a margin loan against your FD. Once approved, you can borrow a percentage of the FD's value as a loan, with the FD serving as security. On uTrade Algos, a margin on FD is available. For details on the process of obtaining a margin on FD, click here .

What are ATM, ITM, and OTM?

ATM, ITM, and OTM are terms used in options trading to describe the relationship between the current price of the underlying asset and the strike price of the option. ATM refers to when the two are equal, ITM when the current price is favourable for the option holder, and OTM when it's not. ITM options have intrinsic value and could be exercised profitably, while OTM options have no intrinsic value and wouldn't be profitable if exercised immediately. Understanding these terms is crucial for options traders to evaluate potential profitability and risk.

Will I be able to use both (my normal trading and algos trading platform) simultaneously?

Yes, you can use both your regular trading platform and the algos trading platform simultaneously on uTrade Algos. This means you have the flexibility to manage your trades manually through your regular trading interface while also utilising algorithmic trading strategies through the dedicated algos trading platform. This allows for a seamless integration of both manual and automated trading approaches, providing you with greater control and flexibility over your trading activities.

Can I use my account simultaneously in two or more places at a particular time?

In the context of trading, using your account simultaneously in two or more places at a particular time generally refers to the ability to execute trades or access your account from multiple devices simultaneously. Due to security considerations, uTrade Algos prohibits users from accessing their accounts simultaneously on multiple devices. As a result, you won't be able to log in and utilise your accounts on two or more devices at the same time.

How can I start trading with uTrade Algos?

Users can start live trading with uTrade Algos , a platform developed by uTrade Solutions and Share India Securities, enabling them to plan, strategise, and automate their trades. You can achieve this by either creating a new account with Share India and opting for algo services, or by logging into uTrade Algos using your existing Share India credentials . For a step-by-step tutorial to create a new uTrade Algos account, click here .

Can I use UPI for subscription payments on uTrade Algos?

Yes, you can! To activate your subscription using UPI, follow these steps: Share your VPA (UPI ID): Provide your Virtual Payment Address (VPA) or UPI ID to uTrade Algos. Authorise the mandate: Grant uTrade Algos permission to automatically deduct the selected subscription amount from your account at the end of the subscription term. Completing these steps ensures automatic handling of your payments, guaranteeing a smooth and hassle-free subscription experience with uTrade Algos.

Is algo trading free in India?

Although algorithmic trading has traditionally been costly, particularly for retail traders, uTrade Algos offers institutional-grade features and a robust algo engine at an affordable rate. Our premium plans begin at just ₹999*, making algorithmic trading accessible to all levels of traders. Additionally, we offer a complimentary 7-day trial, allowing anyone and everyone to experience the potency of algorithms first-hand. Don't miss out on this opportunity—sign up here today and explore the possibilities!

What is the Calmar Ratio?

The Calmar Ratio is a risk-adjusted performance measure used primarily in finance and investment to assess the relationship between an investment's return and its downside risk or volatility. It was developed by Terry W. Young and is named after the California Managed Accounts Report, where it was first introduced. This ratio is a gauge of the performance of your strategy. It is a function of the fund's average compounded annual rate of return versus its maximum drawdown. Statistically, Calmar Ratio = Net P&L/Max Drawdown A higher Calmar Ratio indicates a better risk-adjusted performance, where higher returns are achieved relative to lower drawdowns. It helps investors assess the consistency and stability of an investment strategy by considering both returns and downside risk. It's particularly useful for evaluating hedge funds, managed futures, or other alternative investments where managing risk is crucial. A higher Calmar Ratio signifies better performance, with values over 0.50 generally regarded as favourable. A Calmar Ratio ranging from 3.0 to 5.0 is particularly strong. Nevertheless, it's essential to emphasise that while the Calmar Ratio is a valuable measure, it should not be the sole factor considered in evaluating an investment's performance. It's crucial to analyse it alongside other metrics to form a well-rounded understanding of an investment's risk-return profile.

What is Teji Mandi Ka King?

This strategy, also referred to as Intraday Directional Strangle within uTrade Originals , operates in the Bank Nifty weekly options market. It functions as an intraday selling strategy for both call and put options. This particular approach excels in trending markets, whether they trend upward or downward. It's recommended to steer clear of trading activities aligned with this strategy on designated ‘event days’.

What is Shaant Bazaar Ka Raja?

This particular strategy, also identified as Auto Straddle within uTrade Originals , operates within the Nifty weekly options market. It functions as an intraday selling strategy for both call and put options, both at the same strike. Designed to continuously roll positions in response to market movements, this strategy thrives in low-volatility and range-bound markets. It's advisable to refrain from trading activities aligned with this strategy on days marked as ‘event days’.

This strategy, recognised as Delta Neutral within uTrade Originals , operates in the Bank Nifty weekly options domain. It functions as an intraday selling strategy for both call and put options. It capitalises on theta decay in range-bound markets, earning profits. However, if the market trends upward or downward, the strategy adopts a directional approach. Notably, trading activities aligned with this strategy should be avoided on Fridays or event days.

What is Guruvar Ka Guru?

This particular strategy, also identified as the Auto Strangle Theta Earner within uTrade Originals , operates in the Bank Nifty weekly options market. It functions as an intraday selling strategy for both call and put options. Designed for range-bound markets, this strategy excels during neutral and low volatility periods.

What is Chakravyuh Ka Tod?

This uTrade Originals strategy is referred to as the OI Based Strategy, centred around Bank Nifty weekly options. It operates as an intraday selling strategy for both call and put options. The strategy's foundation lies entirely in monitoring open interest. It dynamically adjusts positions in response to changes in open interest. It's important to note that executing trades aligned with this strategy should be avoided on event days.

What is a conservative options trader?

This particular strategy, known as the Stable Stride Multi Leg Strategy, is an uTrade Originals strategy. It operates within the Nifty and Bank Nifty weekly options market. This intraday approach involves the sale of both call and put options. The strategy caters to both directional and non-directional market movements. It's structured as a multi-leg strategy comprising six legs derived from three distinct strategies within its portfolio. It's important to note that trading activities related to this strategy should be avoided on event days.

What are all the pre-defined strategies that I can deploy?

We've incorporated a number of strategies so that you are equipped with a strategy in various market conditions. Some popular options strategies you can create are: Bull/ Bear Call Spread Bull/ Bear Put Spread Straddle and Strangles Long/Short Butterfly Iron Condor Straddle Strangle There are and many more! With the option for personalised adjustments, the potential to craft novel strategies to outperform the market is virtually boundless! Hence, keep exploring various approaches, and keep in mind the following sequential steps: Formulate a strategy logic → Backtest → Paper trade → Establish risk management → Implement in live market → Consistently refine strategies by scrutinising outcomes generated at each stage to enhance their effectiveness.

What is a margin calculator?

A margin calculator serves as a financial instrument utilised to compute and evaluate various aspects of margin trading. Margin trading involves investors borrowing funds to trade financial assets, aiming to magnify potential gains. This strategy enables traders to control larger positions than they could with their own capital alone. However, it also exposes them to increased risk since losses might surpass the initial investment. Let's consider a call-put combination involving buying a call option for ₹500 and a put option for ₹400. If the initial margin requirement for the call is ₹300 and for the put is ₹250, the total margin needed for this combination would be ₹550 (₹300 + ₹250). This total margin requirement would be necessary to open and maintain both positions in the call put combination. A margin calculator typically aids traders in several calculations: Margin Requirement: Determines the capital or margin needed to initiate or uphold a position, encompassing both the initial and maintenance margins. Leverage: Measures the degree of leverage applied to a trade, often expressed as a ratio (e.g., 10:1, 50:1). Position Size: Calculates the position size feasible with a given amount of capital, considering applied leverage and margin requirements. Profit and Loss Projection: Estimates potential profit or loss based on position size, entry and expected exit prices. Risk Assessment: Evaluates trade-associated risks, including potential margin calls, aiding risk management. Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Levels: Helps set appropriate levels based on risk tolerance and margin requirements. Margin Call Alerts: Alerts when an account's equity approaches the maintenance margin level, preventing sudden position liquidation. Asset and Market Information: Offers real-time market data, crucial for accurate margin calculations. Margin calculators prove invaluable for both experienced and novice traders, facilitating informed decisions, effective risk management, and ensuring sufficient capital to support trading strategies. However, traders must comprehend margin trading and its risks before using such tools. uTrade Algos provides an in-built margin calculator to assist users. Find out more about margin allocation here .

What is a payoff curve?

A payoff curve serves as a visual depiction illustrating the potential results and associated payouts derived from a specific strategy. It showcases the profit and loss (P&L) outcomes across various potential underlying price movements, typically focusing on the scenario at the strategy's expiry. The underlying price is mapped on the X-axis, while the Y-axis represents the potential profit or loss. Analysing these curves enables the identification of crucial strategy elements like the breakeven point, maximum P&L, options premium, and other essential insights that aid in understanding the strategy's performance. The interactive payoff graphs provided by uTrade Algos dynamically consider factors such as the underlying asset's price, options contract implied volatility, and selected contract expiry. These graphs offer real-time insights into potential profit or loss concerning your trading positions. Our commitment to enhancing algo trading accessibility is evident in the additional features that bolster the effectiveness and user-friendliness of our payoff curves. Options Chain: The options chain feature enables the swift addition of legs to your strategies with a single click. This function integrates essential data like open interest and last traded price (LTP) for each respective contract, simplifying the process significantly. Combined Payoff: uTrade Algos also offers the ability to view combined payoff curves for multiple strategies. This feature provides a comprehensive outlook on potential profit and loss, allowing users to analyse and comprehend the combined impact of various strategies seamlessly.

Does uTrade Algos integrate with any other broker? Why not?

Traders seek competitive pricing, a unified algo platform paired with the broker, and reduced latencies. Achieving these features necessitates profound integrations between algo vendors and brokers. As a result, uTrade Algos has been made available exclusively through the Share India broker, delivering competitive pricing, seamless broker integration, and minimised latencies to traders for superior trading performance. For more information watch this video .

Options are financial contracts providing the holder with the choice, though not the obligation, to buy or sell a specific asset, often a stock, at a predetermined price, termed the strike price, on or before an agreed-upon future date, known as the expiration date. Frequently utilised in the stock market, options serve as tools for both speculation and risk management. There are two primary types of options: Call Options: Holding a call option grants the holder the right to purchase the underlying asset at the strike price before or on the expiration date. Essentially, this means that call option holders have the opportunity to buy the underlying stock at the strike price, irrespective of its current market value. Traders often use call options when they anticipate an increase in the underlying stock's price. By acquiring a call option, they can profit from the potential price rise without owning the stock outright. Put Options: Holding a put option gives the holder the right to sell the underlying asset at the strike price before or on the expiration date. Typically favuored by traders who forecast a decline in the underlying stock's price, put options offer a protective mechanism. They enable holders to sell the stock at the strike price, safeguarding them from potential losses resulting from a decrease in the stock's value.

On uTrade Algos, how will I know what strategy should be applied and when?

Understanding which strategy to apply in different market conditions is crucial for successful trading. Depending on the prevailing market conditions, various strategies might perform differently. For instance: Trending Markets: In trending markets where prices show a consistent upward or downward movement, trend-following strategies like moving averages or breakout strategies might be effective. Range-Bound Markets: In markets displaying a sideways or range-bound movement, mean-reversion strategies such as Bollinger Bands or oscillators might work better. High Volatility: During periods of heightened volatility, strategies that capitalise on volatility, like volatility breakout strategies, could be beneficial. Low Volatility: In contrast, during low volatility phases, strategies that focus on steady returns, like range-trading or scalping strategies, might be more suitable. Choosing the right strategy based on the current market conditions enhances the likelihood of success in trading. It's essential to evaluate market dynamics and select a strategy that aligns with the prevailing conditions for optimal results. Different strategies offered by uTrade Algos are tailored to specific market conditions. Understanding the nature of each strategy and the scenarios in which they excel is crucial before implementing them in live trading. Clicking on any strategy card provides detailed insights into its characteristics, allowing traders to make informed decisions about deployment. This understanding ensures strategic alignment with market conditions, enhancing the likelihood of successful trades.

What things need to be considered while algo trading with uTrade Algos?

To optimise your trading experience with uTrade Algos, it's essential to take proactive steps to mitigate potential technology-related risks. These steps include: System Reliability: Diligently monitor system performance to pre-empt any potential failures or connectivity issues that may disrupt trading operations. Assess Strategy Performance: Before fully committing, evaluate the performance of your strategy initially to gain insights and refine your approach for better outcomes. Understanding uTrade Originals: Familiarise yourself with the functionality and nuances of uTrade Originals —prebuilt algorithms crafted by experts—to ascertain their suitability in various market scenarios for more effective trading. By attentively tracking system reliability, evaluating strategy performance, and comprehending the functionality of uTrade Originals, traders can navigate potential technological challenges more effectively and enhance their overall trading experience with uTrade Algos.

Would algorithmic automation help overcome the emotional shortcoming in manual trading?

Absolutely! Automating trading strategies through algorithms helps alleviate the emotional aspects inherent in manual trading, despite the potential limitation What are the potential risks or challenges of algo trading? of adaptability to unforeseen market developments due to the absence of human involvement. Algorithms operate devoid of emotions, offering a distinct advantage, particularly in financial markets where emotional biases can impact decision-making. Relying on an algorithmic engine not only enhances trade execution but also fosters disciplined trading practices. By removing emotional impulses from the equation, algorithmic automation promotes a more systematic and consistent approach to trading, potentially leading to improved outcomes and reducing the influence of subjective factors on trading decisions.

What are the potential risks or challenges of algo trading?

While algorithmic trading offers numerous advantages, it also presents potential risks and challenges that traders should consider: Technical Failures: Algo trading systems are susceptible to technical failures, encompassing system downtime, order execution errors, data feed issues, and software bugs. These technical glitches can disrupt trading operations, potentially resulting in financial losses for traders. Market Risks: Algorithms are exposed to market risks and may incur losses when market conditions swiftly or unexpectedly change. Sudden shifts in the market landscape can impact algorithmic strategies, leading to adverse outcomes. Regulatory Risks: Algo trading is governed by regulations and compliance requirements imposed by financial authorities. Traders engaging in algorithmic trading must be knowledgeable about these regulations and ensure strict adherence to avoid penalties or legal issues. Lack of Human Involvement: Algorithms lack human judgment and emotional intelligence. They may overlook certain qualitative factors or unforeseen events that can significantly influence market dynamics. This absence of human intervention might limit the algorithm's adaptability to unexpected market developments. Navigating these risks requires traders to implement robust risk management strategies, regularly monitor algorithm performance, stay updated with market conditions, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations to mitigate potential downsides associated with algorithmic trading. Check out our video for more information.

How fast is algorithmic trading?

Algorithmic trading operates at incredibly high speeds, executing trades within fractions of a second. The speed of algorithmic trading systems is notably swift due to their automation and reliance on advanced technology. These systems can analyse market data, identify trading opportunities, and execute orders at speeds far exceeding human capabilities. Transactions can occur within milliseconds or microseconds, providing a competitive advantage in swiftly reacting to market changes, capturing price discrepancies, and executing trades efficiently. The rapidity of algorithmic trading contributes significantly to its ability to capitalise on fleeting market opportunities and implement strategies with precision and speed. Experience the best of algo trading with uTrade Algos with our free trial .

What are uTrade Originals?

uTrade Algos proudly presents uTrade Originals, a curated selection of expertly crafted algorithms by industry veterans, offering invaluable market insights available for immediate subscription on the platform. With just a click, subscribers gain access to these algorithms, empowering both seasoned traders and beginners to leverage the potential of algo trading. With uTrade Originals you can bid farewell to extensive hours spent analysing market trends. It simplifies the process—choose a strategy aligned with your objectives and subscribe effortlessly. Our potent algorithms will seamlessly execute trades on your behalf, streamlining your trading experience. This diversity stands as a key feature Why Should I Choose uTrade Algos? of uTrade Algos, catering comprehensively to the preferences and requirements of traders.

What kind of strategies can one develop using uTrade Algos?

uTrade Algos provides a wide spectrum of flexibility, allowing you to design strategies ranging from single-leg approaches to intricate portfolios comprising up to five strategies, each containing up to six legs What is a leg? . Whether you're a complete beginner exploring pre-designed options by industry experts or someone keen on crafting your own strategies, our platform caters to your needs. Embrace simplicity with pre-built options or dive into the realm of customisation Can I customise a strategy on uTrade Algos? effortlessly, unleashing your trading potential with ease and versatility.

What is the process of algo trading on uTrade Algos?

On uTrade Algos, beginners can initiate their journey by subscribing to pre-designed algorithms crafted by industry experts, known as uTrade Originals. Meanwhile, experienced traders can leverage our intuitive, no-code order form to build their customised algorithm-enabled portfolios. Our platform boasts an array of features, including robust risk management tools, pre-made strategy templates, a payoff analysis tool, an options chain, and additional functionalities tailored to cater to diverse trading needs.

Who uses algo trading?

Traditionally, algorithmic trading has remained within the domain of major institutions due to the complexities involved and the substantial resources required for implementation. uTrade Algos has changed this landscape by democratising access to sophisticated trading features that were previously exclusive to institutions. This accessibility has empowered individuals from diverse backgrounds to leverage advanced tools and strategies, enabling them to engage in trading activities with the precision and efficiency characteristic of institutional traders. Through the provision of institutional-grade features at an affordable rate, uTrade Algos aims to empower traders across different experience levels and investment capacities, granting them access to sophisticated trading capabilities previously available only to larger institutions.

How quickly can I start algo trading using uTrade Algos?

You can register with uTrade Algos and commence trading immediately. However, it's crucial to link your Share India trading account with us as it's a necessary step to facilitate your live market trading activities. Existing customers can click here How can you log in on uTrade Algos if you are an existing customer? to learn more about the login process, while new customers can click here How can you log in on uTrade Algos if you are a new user ? to access detailed information about login details.

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