Algorithmic trading, often called “algo trading,” involves computer programs and algorithms to carry out trades in financial markets. In this approach, you pre-define a set of rules into a computer program to automatically execute trades when the program’s conditions are met.

AVA ALGO supports integration with several major brokers in India. However, not all brokers may be compatible. The compatibility is entirely dependent on the quality of the broker API.

You will ONLY pay for the Monthly Strategy Subscription Fee, No other charges.

You do not need to deploy the algos daily, however, you would need to log in to regenerate the tokens daily to run the algo, Also some broker provide AUTO-TOKEN option- for such brokers you do not need to login daily.

Yes, AVA ALGO allows users to manually exit. While the algos are designed to operate automatically, you have complete control and can intervene if the market conditions or your trade goals change.

The error status could be due to multiple reasons such as margin shortfall, non-generation of the token, illiquid strike, etc.

AVA ALGO allows traders to manage errors by clicking on the “Error” option. Next, you have to select “Manage”, where you will have three options: “Reattempt”, “Cancel”, and “Manually Taken”. To learn more about error management, watch the error Management Video by clicking on this Link.

No, SEBI prevents the circulation of any backtested data. However, you can forward test the strategies at no cost as these algos are run live on AVA ALGO. AVA ALGO also provides you with statistics on the previous day’s performance.

There is no limit to the number of brokers you can connect with AVA ALGO. You can connect as many brokers as you choose.

No, one strategy can only be deployed on one broker account. However, you can deploy a different strategy on a different broker account.

The execution takes place at the market price and there is a chance that a buyer/seller may not be available at the price where the algo might want to exit and hence, it will exit at the price where a buyer/seller is available.

The algo strategies on AVA ALGO have a predefined entry time. So, if a user deploys a strategy after the entry time, the P&L of the user would most likely differ from that of the live demo trades on AVA ALGO. also it can happen sometimes due to slippages when price movement happens very fast.