in the context of the April 1, 2026 API and IP whitelisting rules in India, I’ve come across a few forum posts where some third party charting platform admins mentioned that they have a blanket IP whitelist arrangement with certain brokers. Based on that, they suggested that end users placing orders through those platforms might not need to worry about individual IP whitelisting on their charting platform.
Given that, I wanted to check specifically about TradingView.
Has anyone been able to place orders directly through the native TradingView platform with any Indian broker after these changes?
Are there any brokers that treat TradingView the same way, with a blanket whitelisting arrangement for all its users?
Would really appreciate hearing if anyone has actually managed to get this working in practice post April 2026, or if it is mostly theoretical at this point.
My TV alerts fire orders on Zerodha, automating my total trading end to end. But I had to build a whole custom platform for it. And yes, they route through a static IP.
Currently thinking of baking user access in the product so that others could use it, only if there’s enough interest.
Thanks for taking the time to share your insights.
My question is specifically about the situation after April 1, 2026 (IP whitelisting requirements).
Which brokers are still allowing orders to be placed through TradingView.com, not just login, but actual live order execution?
Has anyone successfully placed and executed trades via TradingView.com using their Indian Stock Broker Account after April 1, 2026? If yes, which broker are you using?