FAQ · Free Beta

Frequently Asked Questions

NiftyX is a DIY trading terminal software. You set the rules, you pull the trigger, you keep control. The questions below cover what that means in practice.

What does NiftyX actually do?

NiftyX is a software tool for order execution. You connect your own broker account using your own API credentials and place trades through the terminal — nothing more, nothing less. You set the rules. You place every trade.

The Watch / Target / Breach (W/T/B) features are user-configured conditional exits: you decide the trigger price, the terminal monitors broker LTP, and an exit order goes out when your condition is met. Same idea as a broker GTT or a manual stop-loss.

Your strategy, your control. NiftyX never opens or closes a position you didn't explicitly configure.

Is it free?

Yes — NiftyX is currently in free beta. There is no charge to register, connect your broker, or use any feature.

If a paid software subscription is introduced later, existing users will be notified well in advance and pricing will be announced before any charge.

Which brokers are supported?

Zerodha is live. You connect your own Kite Connect account and place orders through your own API key — NiftyX never sees your broker password.

Dhan is in testing and will be enabled once integration is finished. The Dhan tab on the broker selector currently shows "Coming soon".

Additional brokers (Angel, Upstox, etc.) will be added based on user demand — reach out via the Contact page if you'd like a specific one.

Do I need technical knowledge to use NiftyX?

No coding is required. The terminal is a regular web app you open in your browser.

You will need to do a one-time setup with your broker — create a Kite Connect app and paste in your API key + access token. The setup wizard walks you through this step by step. If you get stuck, basic setup help is free — email us via the Contact page and we'll guide you through it.

What happens if I close my browser?

Your conditional exits keep running. The Watch / Target / Breach (W/T/B) monitor lives on the NiftyX server, not in your browser. When you close the tab or shut down your laptop, the server continues to watch broker LTP and will fire the exit order when your condition is met.

You can come back any time, sign in, and see the live state of your positions and triggers.

Network outages or NiftyX server downtime can still prevent an order from going out. Always have a backup way to reach your broker (mobile app, web, call line). See the Risk Disclosure for the full list of failure modes.

How do I contact support?

Email niftyx.co@gmail.com. Include your registered email address and a short description of the issue.

We reply within 24 hours on business days. For setup help during the free beta there is no charge — we'll walk you through whatever you're stuck on.