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ANGEL ONE
DAILY LOSS LIMIT

Set a hard daily loss limit on your Angel One F&O account. TradeGuard monitors your live P&L and fires an automatic kill switch before one bad session wipes out a week of gains.

Angel One integration is coming soon to TradeGuard. If you trade on Dhan, Zerodha, or Upstox, you can start your free trial today.

Angel One is one of India's largest brokers with over 2 crore clients. Yet like most broker apps, Angel One gives you no automatic daily loss limit that fires a kill switch when you've lost enough for the day. The Secure Exit feature triggers on P&L thresholds, but it doesn't run a persistent monitor that enforces rules through market close.

SEBI's FY25 data shows 91% of retail F&O traders lost money, with the average trader losing ₹1.1 lakh in a single year. The majority of those losses came from a handful of sessions where the trader kept trading after the first loss — chasing recovery, revenge trading, or simply not knowing when to stop.

A daily loss limit enforced automatically is the single most effective protection against this pattern.

HOW A DAILY LOSS LIMIT
WORKS WITH TRADEGUARD

1

Connect your broker

Link your Angel One (coming soon), Dhan, Zerodha, or Upstox account to TradeGuard via official API.

2

Set your daily loss limit

Enter the maximum amount you're willing to lose in a single trading day — e.g. ₹5,000 or ₹10,000.

3

Start monitoring

Begin your session before market open. TradeGuard monitors your P&L every 5 seconds via the broker API.

4

Kill switch fires automatically

The moment your losses cross the limit, TradeGuard squares off all open positions and prevents new trades for the rest of the day.

WHAT DAILY LOSS LIMIT
SHOULD YOU SET?

Professional traders and risk managers follow a consistent rule: never risk more than 1–3% of capital in a single day. For a ₹5 lakh trading account, that means a daily loss limit of ₹5,000 to ₹15,000.

The right number depends on your strategy and capital. TradeGuard's daily loss limit calculator helps you work out the exact number based on your historical P&L and account size.

₹2 lakh capital

Suggested limit: ₹2,000–₹6,000 per day (1–3%)

₹5 lakh capital

Suggested limit: ₹5,000–₹15,000 per day (1–3%)

₹10 lakh capital

Suggested limit: ₹10,000–₹30,000 per day (1–3%)

₹25 lakh capital

Suggested limit: ₹25,000–₹75,000 per day (1–3%)

MORE THAN JUST
A LOSS LIMIT

TradeGuard gives you six rule types — not just a daily loss limit. You can combine them for complete protection:

Daily Loss Limit

The core protection — auto-stop when losses hit your threshold.

Profit Target Lock

Stop trading when you've had a good day. Don't give it back.

Max Trades Per Day

Hard cap on daily trade count to prevent overtrading.

Time-Based Stop

Auto-squareoff at 1:30 PM or any time you choose.

Day-Based Block

Block Thursday expiry day trading automatically.

Specific Date Lock

Pre-lock RBI days, Budget, election results in advance.

STOP ONE BAD DAY
FROM RUINING THE MONTH.

4-day free trial. No credit card. Works with Dhan, Zerodha & Upstox now.

FAQ

Angel One has Secure Exit, which closes positions when a total P&L level is reached. However, it doesn't provide the full rule set — no max trades, no time-based stops, no bypass monitor. TradeGuard provides complete daily loss limit enforcement with Angel One integration coming soon.
TradeGuard sends squareoff orders for all open F&O positions at market price. After squareoff, a bypass monitor runs every 30 seconds — if you try to open new positions, TradeGuard fires the kill switch again. This continues until 3:30 PM IST.
Most professional traders recommend 1–3% of total trading capital per day. For a ₹5 lakh account, that's ₹5,000–₹15,000. The key is setting it before the session when you're thinking clearly, not in the heat of a losing trade.
Angel One integration is coming soon. If you currently trade on Dhan, Zerodha, or Upstox, you can start a free 4-day trial today. Your account and rules will be ready when Angel One launches.