Straight answers to the questions people ask before automating their own trading rules. No advice, no tips, no promises.
How software reads the Telegram channels you already follow, checks each message against your own rules and places or prepares the order in your own broker account.
Read the answer →How a private system on your own server connects to your Dhan account through Dhan's API and places orders by your own rules. Software and setup only.
Read the answer →How a private system on your own server connects to your Kotak Neo account through its trade API and places orders by your own rules. Software and setup only.
Read the answer →How a private system on your own server connects to your Upstox account through the Upstox API and places orders by your own rules. Software and setup only.
Read the answer →Which Indian brokers a private trading automation system can connect to, what a broker must offer, and how Zerokriya confirms it before any work starts.
Read the answer →The difference between one-tap (semi-automatic) trading and fully automatic trading, who each suits, and how to move from one to the other.
Read the answer →What a server is, what it costs to rent, and why a private trading system that runs on your own server keeps your keys, your rules and your control with you.
Read the answer →The real costs of a private trading automation system in India: setup, monthly care, server rent and broker charges, with Zerokriya's starting price.
Read the answer →What Indian retail traders should know about automating orders in their own broker account through the broker's API, and where the responsibility lies.
Read the answer →What paper mode is, how it differs from a backtest, what to look for during a paper run, and why every Zerokriya system goes through one before handover.
Read the answer →How an AI layer reads loosely written Telegram signals, spots edits and cancellations, applies your own extra conditions and explains every decision, without giving advice.
Read the answer →A checklist for putting your own trading rules into words clear enough for software to follow exactly. A format guide only; it suggests no rules.
Read the answer →Why API orders in India now need a static IP registered with your broker, the three ways to get one, and why a rented server already has it.
Read the answer →A plain summary of what brokers say retail API traders in India must do under SEBI's algo framework: static IP, order speed limits and protected market orders.
Read the answer →The two ways to get algo trading software in India, a monthly platform or a private system on your own server, what each costs and who each suits.
Read the answer →How to automate your own trading rules in India without learning to code: describe them in plain words and have a private system built and installed for you.
Read the answer →What to ask before hiring someone to build your trading automation in India: who holds the keys, where it runs, how it is tested, and what happens after delivery.
Read the answer →What a VPS is, why a trading system belongs on one, what to look for in India, and how it also gives you the static IP your broker asks for.
Read the answer →How your own TradingView alerts can become orders in your Indian broker account through a private system on your own server, built as a custom solution.
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