One extension. Many stocks. Everywhere you browse.
Follow several symbols at once, jump between chart tabs, and keep your latest signal context when you open other sites, you do not have to stay on a single page. The overlay offers 11+ interface languages (Indian and global); the same workflow runs on Groww, TradingView, Chartmini, Indstocks, and our other supported chart pages.
Multi-stock workflows: monitor parallel charts and tickers without losing your decision layer.
Cross-tab continuity: your latest on-chart readout can stay visible while you read news or research elsewhere.
11+ UI languages in the extension, English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Bengali, French, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, and more Indian locales via the language menu.
One install across supported hosts: no separate tool per site; open any supported chart and the overlay behaves the same way.
Is algo trading legal in India? What retail traders should know
A plain-English overview of algo trading legality and practical compliance considerations for Indian retail traders (not legal advice).
Published: 2026-04-14
The short answer
Algo trading is not automatically “illegal,” but the rules depend on how execution happens and which broker workflow you use.
If you’re using tools for signals and decision support (not automated order placement), the compliance burden is usually different than for execution bots.
How to stay on the safe side
Use tools that are transparent about what they do: signals, overlays, chart context, and decision support are different from placing orders.
• Prefer explainable outputs over opaque automation
• Avoid tools that encourage bypassing broker safeguards
• Keep risk controls and position sizing under your control
What this page is (and isn’t)
This is an educational overview for traders evaluating products. Always confirm the latest broker and regulatory guidance for your specific situation.