Just to know is it possible to run a same algo in different platforms viz dhan and stratzy, (yes I know combination of algo is better option still I just need to know that) and one more question is can I able to run, one algo in dhan and other different algo at stratzy. Also suggest me a better platform which has less slippage
Hi @gopi.cr,
Thank you for your question.
Yes, it is technically possible to deploy the same Algo across different platforms. However, we strongly recommend against deploying the same or different Algos via multiple platforms on the same broker account.
Here’s why.
Suppose you’ve deployed Algo A on both Stratzy and Dhan Algos (algos.dhan.co), allocating ₹1 lakh on each platform.
At the time of entry, both platforms will independently place their orders. For example, if the Algo generates an entry of 2 lots, each platform will place 2 lots, resulting in a total position of 4 lots on your broker account.
Now, when the Algo generates an exit signal, whichever platform successfully places the exit order first will reduce the broker position. The other platform has no way of knowing that this exit was placed by another Algo platform. Instead, it detects the position change and treats it as a manual intervention by the user.
As a result, it marks the position as closed and does not place another exit order.
Let’s understand this with a simple broker orderbook example:
| Date & Time | Instrument | Platform | Transaction | Quantity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 Jul 2026 - 10:15:26 | NIFTY JUL 24000 CE | Stratzy | BUY | 130 | ₹58.50 |
| 23 Jul 2026 - 10:15:26 | NIFTY JUL 24000 CE | Dhan Algos | BUY | 130 | ₹58.20 |
| 23 Jul 2026 - 14:24:37 | NIFTY JUL 24000 CE | Dhan Algos | SELL | 130 | ₹78.00 |
In the above example:
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Both platforms entered 2 lots each, so your broker held 4 lots in total.
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Dhan Algos exited its 2 lots successfully.
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Stratzy detected that the broker position had changed and considered it a manually managed position.
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Consequently, Stratzy did not place another exit order.
The outcome is:
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Both platforms show the Algo position as closed under the Positions section. -
Your broker account still has 2 lots open, which you’ll need to manage manually.
To help users identify such scenarios, Stratzy automatically marks these orders as “Auto Tracked” in the Orders section, as shown in the screenshot below.
Auto Tracked means that these orders were placed manually directly via the broker platform.
For this reason, we do not recommend deploying the same or different Algo via multiple platforms on the same broker account.
If you’d like to use multiple platforms, the recommended approach is to use separate broker accounts for each platform. For example, you may use one broker account for Stratzy and another for Dhan Algos.
I hope this clarifies your query.
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Kindly please list out what are all the platforms in which stratzy algos are marketed and also what are all the brokers stratzy app can be linked. Out of the also suggest me a platform with less slippage
Hi @gopi.cr
To deploy Algos directly on Stratzy, you can connect to any of the currently supported brokers:
• Dhan
• Bigul
• Arihant
• Arham
You can also access Stratzy Algos through the following broker marketplaces:
• Dhan Algos (algos.dhan.co)
• IIFL Capital Stratzy Marketplace (stratzy.iiflcapital.com)
Regarding which platform has lower slippage, it would not be appropriate to rank one platform over another. Execution can vary depending on market conditions, liquidity, exchange response, and several other factors. Therefore, we recommend choosing the platform that best suits your overall requirements rather than based on slippage alone.
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Im using only stratzy platform, so if I exit partial quantity manually from broker then algo will track it and exit remaining quantity when algo exit triggers ?
Hi @Avinash
Yes, that’s correct. If you manually exit a partial quantity from your broker account, the Algo will track that manual intervention and, when the exit signal is generated, it will place exit orders only for the remaining open quantity.
That said, I would strongly recommend avoiding manual partial exits wherever possible. While the platform is designed to track such interventions, manually modifying partial positions may lead to unexpected behaviour, particularly when multiple Algos are deployed simultaneously on the same broker account.
The recommended approach is to let the Algo manage the position end-to-end for the intended experience.
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