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date: '2025-02-07' | ||
title: Understanding SEBI's latest Algo trading guidelines | ||
tags: [regulations] | ||
author: nithin | ||
link: https://x.com/Nithin0dha/status/1887728902984048808 | ||
post_type: tweet | ||
description: The exchanges will... | ||
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The SEBI circular on API usage and algo trading is out. What you need to know: | ||
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If you’re a retail trader using broker APIs to automate trades, you can do so as long as your order frequency is below an exchange-prescribed threshold. This limit is yet to be decided. | ||
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If you’re selling algos or strategies to other traders, you’ll need to partner with a broker and get yourself registered with the exchanges to do so. | ||
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Marketplaces where people share algos for a fee can’t publish strategies without exchange registration as well as an RA license. | ||
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The exchanges will publish their own circulars with operational details by April 1. | ||
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Link to the full post explaining this [here](https://zerodha.com/z-connect/featured/explaining-the-latest-sebi-algo-trading-regulations). |