Connecting Indian Brokers

The traditional Indian trading workflow involves a painful context switch: you analyze a chart on TradingView, identify a setup, then open your broker's separate app (Kite, Fyers Web, Dhan Web), search for the same symbol, manually enter the order details (price, quantity, stop-loss), and execute. By the time you complete this process, the market may have already moved past your entry level.

With broker integration, you click 'Buy' or 'Sell' directly on the TradingView chart where your analysis lives. The order routes through your connected broker in real-time. Your entry, stop-loss, and take-profit levels—which you already drew on your chart—become executable orders with a single click.

This is not a convenience feature—it is a competitive advantage. In volatile instruments like Bank Nifty options, a 5-second delay between identifying a setup and executing the order can be the difference between a profitable trade and a missed opportunity.

TradingView integrates with Indian brokers through industry-standard OAuth 2.0 authentication—the same security protocol used by Google, Apple, and major banking apps. When you connect, TradingView receives a temporary authorization token that allows it to send order instructions to your broker. Your login credentials and funds are never stored on or accessed by TradingView.

The following Indian brokers are officially supported on TradingView's Trading Panel as of 2026.

Each supported broker has different strengths. Your choice should depend on your trading style, the segments you trade (equity, F&O, commodities), and whether you need API access for automation.

Connecting your Indian broker to TradingView takes under 2 minutes. The process uses secure OAuth authentication—you never enter your broker password on TradingView. Here is the exact workflow.

When trading through TradingView, the available segments and order types depend on your specific broker. Here is a comprehensive overview of what is supported across the major Indian brokers.

For advanced traders, TradingView's Alert system can be connected to webhook URLs that trigger automated order execution on supported brokers. This is the bridge between Pine Script strategies and real-world execution.

The workflow is: (1) Write a Pine Script strategy that generates entry/exit signals. (2) Create a TradingView Alert with a webhook URL pointing to your broker's API endpoint (or a middleware service like Fyers API bridge). (3) When the alert fires, it sends a JSON payload to the webhook, which translates it into a live order on your broker.

Fyers is particularly strong in this area, offering a well-documented REST API that can receive webhook payloads. Third-party services like AutoTrader, Tradetron, and AlgoTest also provide middleware that bridges TradingView alerts to Indian brokers.

Broker integration on TradingView generally works smoothly, but there are specific issues that Indian traders commonly encounter. Here is a comprehensive troubleshooting guide.