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What Is Cirrus.trade? One Order, Every Broker Account, Explained

• cirrus
• algo trading
• static ip
• multi-account trading
• broker integration
• tradingview
• chartink
• sebi algo rules

What is Cirrus.trade?

Cirrus.trade is a web trading platform that connects to your broker accounts and places one order on all of them at once. Each account sends its orders from its own static IP, with its own stop-loss and target.

It is not a broker. Your money and holdings stay with your own brokers. Cirrus sits on top, so you can trade by hand or turn alerts from TradingView, Chartink or KuberHunt into live orders.

Cirrus is a product of Quartgen Solutions Private Limited and is described on its website as KuberHunt's sister company. It also states that it is an NSE and BSE empanelled algo vendor, ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 Type 2 compliant.

Why trading across several accounts gets messy

Many Indian investors run more than one account. One may be in your name, one in your spouse's, and one for the family HUF. Each sits with a different broker, so every trade means opening another app and typing the same order again.

That causes three everyday problems:

• Time. Placing the same order in three apps takes longer than the market sometimes allows.

• Mistakes. A wrong quantity or a missed stop-loss in one account is easy to make.

• No single view. Checking profit and loss means adding up numbers from several screens.

Cirrus is built to remove that repetition.

What you can do with Cirrus

Cirrus Prime is a single plan, and every feature is included in it. These are the main tools:

• Multi-account execution. Place one order and send it to every account you choose, across brokers. You can group accounts by family or by strategy.

• Alerts to orders. Paste a webhook URL into a TradingView or Chartink alert, or follow KuberHunt expert signals. When the alert fires, Cirrus places the trade with the size you set.

• Order protection. Attach a stop-loss, target and trailing protection to a trade, and every account it reaches gets them.

• Smart multiplier. Scale the quantity for each account, so every account trades a size it can carry.

• Options strategy builder. Build multi-leg strategies with payoff charts and Greeks, then execute in one click.

• Unified dashboard. See orders, positions, holdings and funds from every broker on one screen.

• Options analytics. View the option chain with open interest, PCR and max pain, plus market movers.

• Trading API and webhooks. Use scoped API keys and signed webhooks to build your own tools on top of your accounts.

• Data sharing. Give your research analyst read-only access to the accounts and data you choose.

Static IP and SEBI's algo rules, in plain words

If you place orders through a broker's API, SEBI's retail algo framework requires them to come from a static IP that your broker has whitelisted. Cirrus says this became fully mandatory on 1 April 2026, after being phased in during 2025. Orders you place by hand in your broker's own app or website are not affected.

Three points from the rules are worth knowing:

• Orders from any address other than the whitelisted one are rejected.

• Below 10 orders per second per exchange, you do not need to register your strategy as an algo.

• The whitelisted IP can change at most once a week.

Cirrus gives every connected broker account its own dedicated static IP. You copy the address, whitelist it in your broker's API settings, and trade as usual. Cirrus says routing through the IP adds 5 to 30 milliseconds per order, based on its own testing. Your results will depend on your broker and network.

Which brokers work with Cirrus

Cirrus lists 14 Indian brokers and lets you mix them freely. You can also add several accounts at the same broker. The broker's IP family decides the static IP charge, which you will see in the pricing table below.

Cirrus.trade pricing in ₹

Cirrus charges per broker account. The fee is ₹499 a month, plus a static IP charge of ₹0 on IPv6 brokers or ₹350 on IPv4 brokers. All prices include GST.

Here is a quick example. Two Zerodha accounts and one Motilal Oswal account cost ₹499 + ₹499 + ₹849 = ₹1,847 a month. Paying quarterly saves about 10%, and paying yearly saves about 20%. You can cancel from Billing in the app at any time.

How to get started

Cirrus says you can connect your first broker in about five minutes.

1. Connect your broker account. Link it through your broker's official login or API keys. Cirrus says it keeps an encrypted token and never stores your password.

2. Turn on static IP. Cirrus assigns a dedicated IP to that account.

3. Whitelist the IP. Paste it into your broker's API or developer settings.

4. Place your first order. Choose the accounts and the size for each one, add a stop-loss and target, and send.

Who Cirrus suits, and what to check first

Cirrus is most useful if you:

• Trade for yourself and for family members, with accounts at more than one broker.

• Want TradingView or Chartink alerts to place orders without manual typing.

• Follow signals from a research analyst and want to place them quickly in your own account.

Before you connect, keep these points in mind:

• Cirrus is a technology platform. It does not hold your funds and does not give investment advice.

• Algorithmic and derivatives trading can lose more than you put in. Cirrus's own risk disclosure says so.

• Speed figures such as 5 to 30 ms come from Cirrus's testing, and your results may differ.

• The segment you want to trade, such as derivatives, must be active with your broker.

• If you act on an analyst's signals, check that the analyst is SEBI-registered before you follow them.

Quick answers about Cirrus.trade

What is Cirrus.trade? It is a web platform that connects to your broker accounts and sends one order to all of them at once, each from its own static IP.

Is Cirrus a broker? No. Cirrus does not hold your money or securities. Orders go to your own accounts at your own brokers.

How much does Cirrus cost? The account fee is ₹499 per broker account per month, with GST included. IPv4 brokers add ₹350 a month for the static IP, making ₹849. Pocketful accounts pay ₹0.

Why does Cirrus use a static IP? SEBI's retail algo framework requires API orders to come from a static IP your broker has whitelisted. Cirrus gives each connected account its own.

Which brokers can I connect? Cirrus lists 14, including Zerodha, Upstox, Groww, Dhan, Fyers, 5paisa, Motilal Oswal, Angel One and Pocketful.

Can I place orders from TradingView or Chartink? Yes. Each strategy gets a webhook URL that you paste into an alert. When the alert fires, Cirrus places the order on the accounts you picked.

Can I cancel anytime? Yes. You can cancel from Billing in the app, and the static IP for that account is released when the subscription ends.

Cirrus.trade at a glance

^Disclaimer

^{Disclosure. KuberHunt is a technology and research distribution platform that connects investors with SEBI-registered Research Analysts and Investment Advisers. KuberHunt is not itself a Research Analyst or Investment Adviser, and it does not provide, create or endorse investment advice. Cirrus is a product of Quartgen Solutions Private Limited, described on the Cirrus website as KuberHunt's sister company. This article is for information only. Please consult a SEBI-registered professional and assess your own risk appetite before making any investment or trading decision. Algorithmic and derivatives trading can lose more than you put in.}

^{Data accuracy and fact-check note. The figures in this article come from the Cirrus home page, pricing page and static IP page, read on 6 November 2026. They cover the account fee, static IP charges, broker list, speed figures and SEBI rule summary, which includes the 4 February 2025 circular and the 1 April 2026 date as described by Cirrus. Prices, broker lists and terms can change quickly, so please verify current figures on the official Cirrus website and on SEBI's website before relying on them.}

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