Build Trading Strategies Without Writing Code
Create and automate trading strategies using a simple visual interface — built for Indian retail traders on NSE and BSE.
What is the TradeVed Algo Builder?
Algo trading — letting a program execute your strategy automatically — used to mean learning Python and an API. TradeVed's Algo Builder replaces that with a visual, block-based interface: you choose a condition, an entry rule, and a risk control, and the strategy is built.
It's designed with India's evolving retail algo trading guidelines in mind, so you're automating a strategy the way SEBI's framework expects, not the way a US-built tool assumes.
How the Builder Works
Pick a condition
Choose the technical trigger — RSI level, MA crossover, volume spike, or a combination.
Set the entry rule
Define whether the condition triggers a buy or sell — no code, just a choice.
Add risk controls
Attach a stop-loss and target so every trade the algo makes has a defined risk.
Backtest, then paper trade
Validate the strategy on history first, then run it on virtual money before going live.
Who the Builder Is For
Traders who can't code
Algo trading used to require Python. TradeVed's builder removes that barrier entirely.
Traders tired of manual execution
If you already know your rules but keep hesitating or forgetting to act on them, automate it.
Anyone new to India's algo rules
SEBI's 2024 retail algo guidelines changed what's allowed — TradeVed's builder is designed around them.
What You Can Build With
Condition Blocks
Drag in RSI, MACD, EMA crossovers, and price triggers — no syntax to learn.
Entry & Exit Rules
Define exactly when to enter and exit, visually, step by step.
Risk Controls
Set stop-loss, target, and position sizing rules built into every strategy.
One-Click Backtest
Test your built strategy on historical NSE/BSE data instantly.
Paper Trade First
Run your algo on live data with virtual money before going real.
SEBI-Aware Design
Built with India's 2024 retail algo trading guidelines in mind.
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Candlestick Basics — Sample Mission · 3 min preview
A candlestick shows four prices for a time period: open, high, low, and close.
The thick part is the "body" — it shows the range between open and close. A green (or white) body means the close was higher than the open (bullish). A red (or black) body means the close was lower than the open (bearish).
The thin lines above and below the body are "wicks" (or shadows) — they show the highest and lowest prices reached during that period.
A Real Example
Say you've backtested a volume breakout strategy on Tata Steel and it held up well. Instead of watching charts all day waiting to execute it manually, you'd rebuild the same logic in the Algo Builder — "IF volume > 2x average, THEN buy, WITH a 2% stop-loss and 5% target" — and let it run automatically.
Before it touches real capital, you'd paper trade the built algo first, to confirm it behaves the way the backtest predicted under live-like conditions.
Where to Go Next
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know programming to build an algo on TradeVed?
No. TradeVed's no-code algo builder uses a visual drag-and-drop interface, so you can automate a strategy without writing any code.
Can I test my algo before going live?
Yes. Every strategy built with the algo builder can be backtested on historical NSE/BSE data and paper traded before you risk real money.
Is algo trading legal for retail traders in India?
Yes, SEBI has issued updated guidelines for retail algo trading. TradeVed is built to help you understand and follow these rules as you automate strategies.
What kind of strategies can I build?
You can build strategies based on indicators like RSI, MACD, moving average crossovers, price action triggers, and combinations of multiple conditions.