An API allows an individual to access brokers' trading platforms without manually logging in. Leading online broking firms met up with stock exchanges on March 4 to propose guidelines for allowing ...

Mumbai: The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has issued a framework for application programming interface (API)-based trading that brings retail algorithmic (algo) strategies under a clearly regulated ...

Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) new rules on algorithmic (algo) trading for retail investors comes into effect today, 1 April 2026, marking a significant shift in how automated trading ...

A 2-factor authentication of API has been made mandatory for all brokers. Retail investors can now work only with vendors empanelled by the exchange. Sebi rules say that brokers will be responsible ...

According to sources, the SEBI is planning to expedite this and have a circular on this out by March-end. In a move to regulate API based algorithmic trading, the Securities and Exchanges Board of ...

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for an extended period of time were reserved for hedge funds, but not anymore. It is no longer a luxury, and in recent times, independent traders, small firms ...