The circular creates a controlled framework so brokers can identify API users, monitor automated orders, and reduce misuse of shared or anonymous infrastructure.
Your bot's traffic always exits through the same static address. Whitelist once, run forever.
Only approved broker API domains are reachable. Everything else is blocked at the proxy.
The proxy sees only the destination hostname for allowlist checks. Nothing is recorded.
SEBI's framework expects better traceability for automated orders. Point any HTTPS-capable client at Zero IP, authenticate with your proxy key, and keep the same IPv6 egress for broker API whitelisting.
Zero IP gives your bot a dedicated IPv6 egress address, broker allowlist checks, and a stable route for API trading.
Point any HTTPS-capable client at Zero IP with your proxy key.
We issue a dedicated IPv6 address you can whitelist with your broker.
Keep trading traffic on one stable route for cleaner access and traceability.
Sign in, request a dedicated IPv6 address, and copy your bearer token. Use it as the stable source address for API-based trading where your broker requires static IP controls.
Zero IP works with any language that supports HTTPS proxies, helping API developers and quant traders avoid broken broker whitelists when networks change.
The short version: manual trading is largely unaffected, while API-based automated trading gets tighter authentication, IP controls, and monitoring.
No. The circular is aimed at API-based algorithmic trading. Manual trading through broker websites and mobile apps is largely unaffected.
API access is expected to be authenticated, attributable to a user, and easier for brokers and exchanges to audit.
SEBI wants API orders to be traceable. A fixed IP helps brokers verify where automated orders originate and makes suspicious activity easier to investigate.
Zero IP gives your account a dedicated IPv6 address that does not change. Your bot can route broker API traffic through it and whitelist one stable address with your broker.
Yes. Your broker API session stays encrypted in transit over HTTPS. Zero IP provides the fixed egress path and allowlist checks.
Yes. Your primary and secondary IPs are free for a limited time and assigned only to your account. Upgrade your plan for more IPs and extended access.
A Rust-based server handles the proxy path, IP assignment, and routing logic for low overhead and maximum performance.
Yes. Zero IP solves the infrastructure part. You still need to follow your broker's API onboarding, authentication, static IP, and algo registration requirements.
SEBI issued the circular on 4 February 2025. Implementation timelines were later extended, with brokers and exchanges moving into operational implementation according to revised schedules.