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Uses the underlying's closing price as entry, the day's low/high as stop-loss, and a 2:1 risk/reward target -- a directional stock signal, not an option-contract pick. When an ATM/ITM/OTM option contract is found instead (see Strike above), the entry/SL/target are based on that contract's premium.

Fully simulated -- no money moves, no broker is touched. Positions auto-close on SL/target hit (checked every minute) and the outcome is written straight onto the signal, so Channel Stats' hit-rate for "F&O Scanner" becomes a real, hands-off track record instead of something you mark by hand. This is separate from the Auto-Trade toggle in Broker Setup, which spans every signal source and can be switched to live money -- this one only ever papers, and only scanner signals.

Each checked strategy runs as its own pass over the F&O universe when you click "Run scan now" on the Scanner tab -- results are kept separate per strategy, so you can compare which one is finding better setups. Unchecking a strategy here stops it from running (and from generating signals into your History), but doesn't touch its past scan results.

Simulates the strategy's conditions day-by-day over historical daily candles and tracks each qualification as an equity trade (closing-price entry, day's low/high stop, 2:1 target) until it hits SL, hits target, or the max hold period expires. Two things to know: it's equity-only (no reliable free historical option-pricing data exists to simulate the ATM contract the live scanner would pick), and the 15-minute confirmation condition is approximated using the day's own close vs the previous day's close, since free intraday history only goes back ~60 days -- nowhere near enough for a useful backtest window.

Every source that auto-paper-trades (F&O Scanner, each Telegram channel, manual) side by side, so you can see which one is actually worth trusting -- not just signal hit rate, but real paper P&L per source.

From my.telegram.org → API Development Tools → create an app → copy the api_id and api_hash shown. These stay on this machine, in a local .env file.

Posts every new signal that clears a broadcast's score threshold to a channel you have posting rights to -- sent immediately via your own connected Telegram session, no preview step. You can set up more than one broadcast, each to its own channel: pick which signal sources (Manual, Telegram, F&O Scanner, Chartink) and optionally "F&O only" (options/CE-PE, skipping plain equity) each one forwards -- e.g. one broadcast sending everything to a personal channel, another sending only F&O Scanner + Chartink signals to a public one.

Automatically paper-trades every signal auto-evaluated from your monitored Telegram channels once it scores at or above the threshold below, using a live current price (not the price parsed from the message). This is separate from the general Broker Setup auto-trade and from the F&O Scanner's own auto paper-trade -- it exists purely to measure each channel's real reliability, hands-off, via that channel's hit rate on the Channel Stats page. Always paper -- no real money is ever used.

Sent straight to your own Telegram "Saved Messages" via your connected session -- no channel to set up, just you. Two triggers: a new signal (from any source) clearing the score below, and an open position's price moving within the given % of its stop-loss (checked every minute, paper and live both, alerted once per position).

On chartink.com, open your scan → Create/Modify Alert → set Alert Type to Webhook → paste the URL below. Requires a Chartink premium plan. Each scan that fires shows up below the first time it triggers -- give it a direction (bullish/bearish, Chartink itself doesn't say which) and it'll start flowing into your Signal History like any other source.

Every request that reaches your webhook URL, newest first -- including Chartink's "Test webhook" ping. If a scan matched on Chartink but nothing shows here, the alert never reached us (check the URL saved in the alert, and its Duplicates setting).

Only takes a paper position when the F&O Scanner and a Chartink scan both flag the same symbol in the same direction within the window below -- two independent sources agreeing is a stronger signal than either alone. The order is always placed using the Scanner's own signal (real ATM option contract); Chartink's signal here is just the confirming filter. Ignored otherwise. Always paper, separate from the F&O Scanner's and each Chartink scan's own paper-trade toggles.

Exports exactly what's filtered into view below. For ITR filing, only rows with Mode "live" are real transactions -- "paper" rows are simulated and shouldn't be reported.

When on, "Quantity per trade" above becomes a base size that's scaled by each channel's own historical paper win-rate -- a channel winning above 50% of the time trades larger, below 50% trades smaller (clamped 0.5x-2x), once it has at least 5 closed paper trades to judge by. Applies to every paper and live trade this Auto-Trade toggle places, across every source. See Channel Stats for each channel's current win rate.

Risk Manager, applied to every new position (paper and live) going forward -- edit an individual position's settings from its row in Positions. Trailing continuously tightens the SL as price makes new favorable highs/lows, never loosens it. Profit-lock is a one-time move: once unrealized profit crosses either trigger (% of entry, or a flat ₹ amount on the whole position -- use whichever suits you, or both), SL jumps to guarantee at least the locked %/₹. All rules can be on together -- whichever gives the better SL wins. For live positions this only updates the SL this app tracks; a real exit order is only placed automatically if "Auto-exit live positions" below is on.

No channel has graduated or been demoted yet.

Powers your signal evaluations, the shared F&O Scanner (when you're the one who runs a scan), and live order placement. Kite's access token expires every day -- you'll need to click "Log in to Kite" again each trading morning; that's a Zerodha platform limitation.

Powers your signal evaluations, the shared F&O Scanner, and live order placement -- same role as Kite above, for accounts on Upstox instead. Upstox's access token expires at 3:30am every day -- you'll need to click "Log in to Upstox" again each trading morning.

Powers your signal evaluations, the shared F&O Scanner, and live order placement -- same role as Kite/Upstox above. Dhan has no "log in" button here: generate a Client ID and a 24-hour access token yourself from web.dhan.co → My Profile → Access DhanHQ APIs, then paste both below. You'll need to re-generate and re-paste a fresh token every 24 hours.

Credentials are stored locally. These don't have a working order-placement adapter yet -- only Kite, Upstox, and Dhan (above) are fully wired up.

Changing your password signs you out of any other browsers/devices currently logged in -- this one stays signed in.