Encrypted storage
Broker credentials, API keys and session tokens are encrypted before they are stored.
Security
AlgoDelta can place and manage the orders you configure. It cannot withdraw your money. Broker credentials and tokens are stored encrypted, sign-ins are OTP-verified, and every broker account trades from its own dedicated static IP.
Broker credentials, API keys and session tokens are encrypted before they are stored.
Account access is verified with one-time passwords.
Orders and settings are validated before they reach your broker.
Each broker account trades from its own whitelisted IP, as broker API rules require.
With Link Sharing Demat Connection, clients connect and refresh their own accounts.
Money and securities stay in your demat and trading account. AlgoDelta does not custody assets.
| AlgoDelta can | AlgoDelta cannot |
|---|---|
| Place, modify and exit orders you configure | Withdraw funds or transfer securities |
| Read positions, orders and margin to show P&L | Change your bank details or broker profile |
| Copy orders to accounts you have authorised | Trade accounts you have not connected |
No system removes trading risk. Broker API downtime, exchange issues, internet outages, slippage and rejected orders can delay or stop orders. Start with small quantities, keep margin in every account and monitor positions. Read the risk and technology disclosure.
AlgoDelta stores broker credentials and tokens encrypted, uses OTP verification, real-time validation and a dedicated static IP per broker account, and never holds your money: funds and securities stay with your broker, and AlgoDelta cannot withdraw them.
No. AlgoDelta connects through broker trading APIs that place and manage orders. Funds and securities never leave your broker, and AlgoDelta does not custody client assets.
Use strong unique passwords, turn on two-factor authentication at your broker, never share OTPs, passwords or API secrets, and revoke API access for tools you no longer use.
Trading involves risk of loss, and automation adds technical risks: broker API downtime, exchange or internet outages, slippage, rejected orders, low margin and wrong settings. Start small, keep margin in every account and monitor positions.
Yes, algorithmic trading is allowed in India and is regulated by SEBI, the exchanges and brokers' API rules, which change from time to time. Retail API trading now generally runs through broker-approved APIs with static IP whitelisting. Check your broker and the latest SEBI circulars.
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