Mumbai-based AlgoBulls offers a user-friendly platform for algorithmic trading encouraging greater participation from retail investors.
Algorithmic trading highlights include speed, efficiency, reduced operation time and cost, doing away with human bias and errors.
SEBI has released a draft circular aimed at making algorithmic trading more accessible to retail investors.
AlgoBulls offers off-the-shelf solutions to wholly customizable and dynamic models to meet different requirements.
AlgoBulls has attracted significant investor backing securing $2mn in January 2023 during its pre-Series A round.
AlgoBulls has built its service platforms on five core pillars - robust infrastructure, IP protection, low-latency, high-speed execution, guardrails for risk management and regulatory compliance.
Globally, the algorithmic trading market is expected to hit $33.9Bn in 2028 from $20.5Bn in 2024.
AlgoBulls aims to grow its product portfolio and enhance platform capabilities by integrating advanced AI-based features.
In the long term, the fintech startup wants to provide easy access to high-frequency trading and FPGA-powered algo trading.
AlgoBulls will even continue to work on educating retail users, forging strategic alliances with brokers, refining personalised investment strategies, and upholding rigorous global compliance and risk management standards.