Questions, answered

Create an account and your first login activates a 7-day trial of all seven apps automatically. We don't ask for a card. The trial covers the apps; paid Add-ons and the AI Backtesting (MCP) plans are not included. When it ends you pick a plan for the apps you actually used, or the Combo for everything except Algo, Add-ons and AI.

No. One account and one login covers all seven apps, and your watchlists, broker connections and settings follow you between them.

Just an email address for the trial. To place real orders you also need an account with an Indian broker — we connect to the broker you already use rather than replacing it. Analytics, screening, backtesting and research work without any broker connected.

No. We don't hold your funds and we don't execute as a counterparty. Orders route through your own broker account, and funds, settlement and KYC stay with them.

No. Sukrisa Technologies LLP is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. We build analysis, execution and automation software — there are no buy/sell calls, no tips and no managed portfolios. Every decision on the platform is yours.

Yes. Plans are monthly or annual with no lock-in beyond the period you've bought, and your data stays available.

Per month: Mutual Funds ₹299; Stocks Scanner, Portfolio Execution Terminal and Footprint & Market Profile ₹499 each; Options Analytics and QuikTrade Terminal ₹799 each; Algo & Backtest from ₹1,299. The all-apps Combo, which excludes Algo, Add-ons and AI Backtesting, is ₹1,499/mo.

Yes — 7-day passes. ₹249 for Stocks, Trade or Footprint, ₹399 for Options Analytics or QuikTrade, and ₹749 for the Combo. They're one-off, not a subscription.

Yes. Quarterly, half-yearly and annual terms work out cheaper per month, and auto-debit subscriptions are cheaper again than paying term by term.

Pay-as-you-go units for the Algo & Backtest app. A backtest costs 1 credit per started year of the date range, multiplied by the number of variants in a sweep — a three-year run is 3 credits, a one-month run is 1. Starting a live deployment costs 100 credits; your first live strategy is free. Forward testing is always free, and credits never expire. If you would rather not count them, Algo Unlimited is ₹1,299/mo, Backtest Unlimited ₹1,299/mo, or both for ₹1,999/mo under a fair-usage policy.

Yes. Every account gets 3 free backtests a week, resetting on Monday, and new accounts start with 10 free credits on top. Forward testing on the paper broker is always free.

Copy Trading ₹499/mo, Static IP ₹399/mo, and additional broker accounts ₹149/mo each. Add-ons are not part of the free trial or the Combo.

Separate plans that let an AI assistant use our backtesting engine: Index Options ₹1,499/mo, Stock Options ₹1,499/mo, Mutual Fund Analysis ₹599/mo, or All-Access ₹2,999/mo. They're not part of the app trial.

No. The new plan is queued rather than overlapping — it starts the day after your current coverage ends, and your invoice shows the exact validity window.

Yes. Every payment generates a GST tax invoice — CGST plus SGST, or IGST depending on your state — emailed as a PDF and listed under Billing & history in your dashboard. Add your GSTIN in Profile if you need B2B invoices.

Share your link from the Refer & Earn page. When someone signs up through it and makes their first purchase, you both get +1 month on a monthly plan or +3 months on a yearly one. You need an active plan at that moment to receive your side of it.

Yes — add, drop or switch apps whenever you like. Billing adjusts from the change, and nothing you've saved is deleted when a plan lapses.

Any Indian stock broker — all major brokers, 100+ supported. Some connect through the broker's own API and the rest through the Open XTS network. The full list is on our supported brokers page.

Send us a message and we'll add it. New brokers are usually live within 24 hours, and the request costs nothing.

Yes. Every plan includes one broker account, and additional accounts are ₹149/mo each. You choose which account an order routes to per trade, so several can be operated from one screen. You can also mirror one account into the others. Copy trading guide →

No. A broker connection authorises order placement in your own account. It does not permit withdrawals or transfers, and your funds never touch us.

Order placement stops until you reconnect, and the app tells you which account has dropped rather than failing silently. Server-side stop-loss and target monitoring keeps watching your levels, but it cannot act on an account that has no live session — so reconnect promptly if you're relying on it.

NSE, BSE and MCX. Equities and F&O on NSE and BSE, commodities on MCX.

The live option chain with open-interest walls and buildup classified at every strike, rolling at-the-money straddle candles, IV analytics with IV rank and percentile, PCR and max pain, multi-strangle tables, an F&O screener, and a strategy builder with payoff diagrams, per-leg Greeks and SPAN margin.

NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, FINNIFTY, SENSEX and BANKEX index options, stock options across the F&O universe, and MCX commodity options.

From the synthetic future, computed as strike plus call price minus put price. Options are priced off forward value, so on days with meaningful carry an at-the-money picked from spot can be a strike or two out — and everything anchored to it inherits that error.

Live during market hours on paid plans. What you see is built from the exchange feed rather than periodic snapshots.

Yes, and multi-leg strategies go out as a single action rather than leg by leg. The dedicated execution surface is the QuikTrade Terminal, which is a separate app.

It mirrors a leader account's option positions into a follower account at sizing you configure. A leader's exit never reverses into a new follower position. Full copy trading guide →

Options Analytics is for reading the market; QuikTrade is for acting on it. It's the execution surface — sending whole strategies, managing legs as one position and running stop-loss and target rules.

A straddle, strangle, iron condor, butterfly or custom structure goes out as one action instead of four separate orders you place by hand while the market moves under you.

Yes. Basket orders show the SPAN plus exposure requirement before submission, so an order you can't fund is visible as such rather than as a broker rejection.

Yes — per leg and per strategy, including trailing stops and re-entry after a stop-out. Legs stay grouped as one strategy rather than scattering into unrelated positions.

Yes. There's a ₹1 crore paper-trading demo running the full execution surface against simulated fills, with no broker account needed.

Exchanges cap the size of a single order (the freeze quantity), so anything larger is worked in slices automatically rather than being rejected.

No. It's built for cash equities and swing trading on NSE and BSE. Options analysis and execution live in Options Analytics and QuikTrade; F&O automation lives in Algo & Backtest.

Yes. Stop-loss and target levels are watched on our servers, not by a script in your tab, so closing the laptop doesn't stop them. The Monitoring tab lists every level currently armed and which have fired.

No. A breach sends a protective limit order, so a thin order book can't fill you at an arbitrary price.

Yes. An alert can chime, message you on Telegram, call a webhook or place an order with your buffer and stop attached when the level trips. Alerts have to be armed explicitly before they're live.

Money from a sale isn't spendable until it settles. One blended balance invites deploying cash that hasn't arrived, so settled and settling amounts are kept apart.

It mirrors orders from a leader account to followers at a size multiplier — used to run a small and a large account in step, or a paper account alongside a real one.

Both, in a deliberate order. It leads with market breadth and sector strength, then stage classification and relative strength, then the individual pattern setups — so you're picking from strength inside strength rather than finding a good chart in a bad market.

Pattern setups including Pocket Pivot, Volatility Contraction Pattern, Cup-with-Handle, flat bases and breakouts on volume expansion, plus Weinstein stage classification and Mansfield relative strength on every name.

Intraday during market hours, with end-of-day data used for the daily, weekly and monthly views.

More than 2,300 NSE-listed stocks, with separate F&O and full-universe views.

Yes. The Stocks Scanner is the owner of record for watchlists — a name you find in a screen is already there when you go to chart, size and trade it in the Portfolio Execution Terminal.

Yes, watchlists and screen results export to CSV.

What happened inside the bar. Every price traded within the candle is listed, split between volume that hit the bid and volume that lifted the ask — so you can tell whether buyers were paying up into the high or the move was drifting on thin trade.

NIFTY, BANKNIFTY and SENSEX index futures and options, liquid stock futures, and MCX commodities. Order flow needs trade density to be meaningful, so very thin contracts produce a footprint that's mostly noise.

Yes, it resets at the IST session open — 09:15 for equity and F&O, 09:00 for MCX. A CVD line carried across days drifts and stops being readable.

Both. Market profile builds the distribution from time (TPO), volume profile from traded volume, with value area high and low, point of control and single prints on each.

The most common cause is a chart pinned to an expired futures contract, which has no live trade to show. Check the contract before anything else.

Yes. MCX runs 09:00 to 23:30 IST, and profiles are built against that session rather than equity hours.

No. Strategies are defined by entry condition, strike-selection rule (at-the-money offset, delta, or premium closest to a value), quantity in lots, and stop-loss and target rules.

Actual traded option prices at 1-minute granularity — not prices reconstructed from a model. That distinction matters most in deep out-of-the-money and near-expiry strikes, which is exactly where many strategies place legs.

On SPAN margin. Because SPAN nets offsetting legs, notional-based returns aren't comparable across structures of different shapes, and they flatter naked positions over defined-risk ones.

Yes. Parameter sweeps run as a single job across a grid, so you see whether there's a plateau of settings that work or one lucky cell surrounded by losses.

Yes, and forward testing is free. The strategy runs against live market data with simulated fills, then the same definition deploys to a real broker account unchanged.

Index options on NIFTY (from May 2021), SENSEX (from May 2023) and BANKNIFTY (from September 2024), plus 211 single-stock option underlyings on a shorter archive that starts in June 2026 and grows daily. Strikes run ATM ±10 and one run covers at most about five years.

For live and forward testing, yes — 8 commodities with options plus futures-only metals and index contracts, running to 23:30 IST with MIS square-off at 23:25. MCX cannot be backtested: the engine refuses commodity underlyings, so the way to evaluate an MCX strategy is a free paper forward test on live prices.

Yes, through TradingView webhook alerts.

Research and ranking on the full AMFI NAV history: SIP and lumpsum simulation, rolling returns, scheme comparison against the benchmark a fund is actually supposed to beat, and point-in-time momentum rotation backtests.

AMFI's daily NAV files, refreshed nightly after they publish. The store holds roughly 34.5 million NAV rows plus derived scheme and index return series.

Because each instalment has been invested for a different length of time. A CAGR computed from total invested against final value misstates a SIP; XIRR is the correct measure for cashflows on irregular dates.

That it's point-in-time — at every rebalance it uses only what was knowable that day. Ranking funds on today's data and backtesting that list produces a result nobody could have achieved.

No. We're research software, not a distributor, and we don't transact in funds.

₹299/mo — the lowest-priced app on the platform.

A hosted Model Context Protocol server at mcp.fnotrader.com that lets AI assistants — Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients — run Indian-market backtests and research directly, by asking rather than clicking.

Index options backtesting on NIFTY, SENSEX and BANKNIFTY over real 1-minute history; stock options backtesting across 211 F&O underlyings; stock and sector ranking backtests with a fundamentals screener; and mutual fund research including SIP, rolling returns, comparison and momentum rotation.

No, and this is deliberate — the MCP surface is backtesting and research only. There is no live-trading capability exposed to it at all.

Mint a token from your account at algo.fnotrader.com/mcp/connect and add the server to your AI client. Setup is a couple of minutes.

Index Options ₹1,499/mo, Stock Options ₹1,499/mo, Mutual Fund Analysis ₹599/mo, or All-Access ₹2,999/mo. These plans are separate from the app trial.

NSE and BSE for equities and F&O, and MCX for commodities. Nothing outside India.

NSE and BSE run 09:15 to 15:30 IST. MCX runs 09:00 to 23:30 IST. All times shown across the platform are IST.

Far enough to backtest across multiple years and volatility regimes, with 1-minute granularity on index and stock options. Coverage varies by instrument — newly listed contracts have history only from listing.

Paid plans get live data during market hours. Freely available surfaces and the trial may use a slower refresh.

Yes — the trading calendar drives the session windows, so charts and profiles don't build bars on days the exchange was closed.

No. A broker connection permits order placement in your own account only. It carries no authority to withdraw or transfer funds.

Only you. Strategies, watchlists, positions and backtests are scoped to your account.

It stays. Plans lapsing removes access to the app, not your saved strategies, watchlists or history — they're there when you come back.

Through the support widget inside any app, or by replying to any email from us. We also run free live sessions — demos, webinars and market commentary — which you can register for on the events page.

No. The guides, glossary, app documentation and live sessions are all free and need no account.