Stoxkart is a part of SMC Group and is a Delhi-based financial brokerage firm providing trading services at low prices in India. It was established in 2019 and offers various trading services to its clients. Stoxkart charges one of the lowest brokerage fees in the industry and offers a range of online trading software.
What is Copy Trading?
Copying the trades of one trading account to another trading accounts is called Copy Trading. Copy Trading is also considered as advanced version of Social Trading.
Requirements for Stoxkart Copy trading:
1. Demat account
2. Copy Trading Software
A Stoxkart Demat account is required in order to conduct
copy trading in Stoxkart. Create a Stoxkart brokerdemat account first if you don't already have one.
To connect copy trading between two or more accounts, you'll
need an API or copy trading software. One of the top copy trading platforms in
India is Combiz Services Pvt Ltdwhich
offers copy trading software, copy trading tools,
and a copy trading API. With the Combiz Services
Copy trading program, users can trade on the NSE, BSE, and MCX. They also offer
a free 2-3 day copy trading sample.
Features of Combiz Services Pvt Ltd Copy Trading:
• Users can copy the exact trade form the account of expert trades.
• Trades can be copied into multiple accounts.
• Your trades can get copied even when you are not available. This also makes it appropriate for traders who trade part-time.
• It operates in multiple markets, including foreign exchange, commodities, equities, and currencies.
How to Start Copy Trading Stoxkart?
Copy trading can only run using copy trading software or APIs. You need to connect copy trading software or API to your Stoxkart trading software or Stoxkart app for auto copy trading.
Combiz Service Pvt Ltd provides license according to the no. of accounts you want to connect for copy trading in Stoxkart.
Your mobile number will receive license details as soon as
you purchase the plan that best suits your needs. Your preparation for copy
trading in Stoxkart is now complete.
