Safe even when things break

Most trading tools work fine on a normal day. This is what protects you on the days they don’t.

What happens when something goes wrong

Most trading tools work fine on a normal day. This is what protects you on the days they don’t.

The one that matters most

Your stop-loss is safe even if we go down

Your exit order sits at the stock exchange itself — not on our computers. So even if our system crashes, your internet drops, or your laptop dies, your position is still protected.

Keeps working if:our system crashesyour internet dropsyour laptop diesovernight

We double-check with your broker all day

Every 30 seconds we match our records against your broker’s, so nothing slips through.

Stop everything with one tap

One button closes all your positions. Set a daily loss limit and it stops for you.

A clear record of everything

See exactly what happened, and why, in plain English — a record that is never edited.

See it yourself — switch us off

Below is a live example: a position with a safety stop running. Turn our engine off and watch — the position still gets closed, because the stop was already waiting at the exchange.

engine running
example simulation · not live market data

TraderOps — watching the price

112.40LTP

NIFTY 25400 CE · SHORT 45 · avg 118.35

TRIGGER
LTP
80.00140.00
trailing stop128.40
price checks0

At the exchange — resting order

SL-LIMIT · BUY 45live
128.40trigger

held at the exchange, not by TraderOps

Click below to shut the engine down and see what is left.

What you’d see in your activity logexample day
9:15 AMBought 45 NIFTY 25400 CE at ₹118.35, as your strategy said.
9:15 AMPlaced a safety stop at the exchange, at ₹128.40.
9:17 AMPrice moved in your favour — tightened the stop to ₹124.90.
3:20 PMClosed the position at end of day, as planned.

Start with free paper trading

Run your strategy in paper mode for a week with no money at risk. It uses the same engine and the same rules as live trading, so you can check that it behaves the way this page says it does.

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