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SECURE EXIT ALTERNATIVE

Angel One Secure Exit is locked inside Angel One. If you want a kill switch that works across multiple brokers — with time rules, max trades, and a bypass-proof monitor — TradeGuard is the alternative.

Angel One recently launched Secure Exit — a built-in feature that lets you set a total profit or loss trigger for your intraday and F&O positions. It's a good start. But it has real limitations that leave many traders exposed.

TradeGuard was built specifically for Indian F&O traders who want deeper control — more rule types, multi-broker support, and a bypass-proof enforcement layer that Angel One Secure Exit doesn't offer.

SECURE EXIT VS
TRADEGUARD

FeatureAngel One Secure ExitTradeGuard
Works with Angel One✓ Built-in✓ Coming soon
Works with Dhan✓ Live now
Works with Zerodha✓ Live now
Works with Upstox✓ Live now
Daily loss limit✓ Total loss trigger✓ Real-time P&L monitoring
Profit target✓ Total gain trigger✓ Auto-stop at your target
Max trades per day✗ Not available✓ Hard trade count cap
Time-based stop✗ Not available✓ Auto-stop at any time
Block specific days✗ Not available✓ Block Thursday expiry, etc.
Block specific dates✗ Not available✓ RBI days, Budget, events
Bypass monitor✗ No re-fire protection✓ Re-fires every 30s

THE GAPS IN
ANGEL ONE SECURE EXIT

No max trades rule. Secure Exit only fires when a P&L threshold is hit. It cannot stop you after your 15th trade of the day — one of the most common overtrading patterns. TradeGuard's max trades rule fires a kill switch the moment your daily trade count crosses your limit.

No time-based stops. If you know you trade badly after 2 PM, Secure Exit can't help you. TradeGuard lets you set an automatic stop at any time — 1:30 PM, 2:00 PM, whenever your discipline typically breaks down.

Locked to Angel One. If you ever move to Dhan or Zerodha — or trade on multiple brokers — Secure Exit disappears. TradeGuard works across brokers. Your rules travel with you.

No bypass protection. If Secure Exit fires and you manually re-open positions in the Angel One app, nothing stops you. TradeGuard runs a re-fire monitor every 30 seconds — new positions get squared off again.

6 RULE TYPES
TRADEGUARD OFFERS

Daily Loss Limit

Auto-stop when cumulative daily losses cross your threshold. ₹2,000, ₹5,000 — any amount.

Profit Target Lock

Stop trading when you're up on the day. Protect your good days from a bad final session.

Max Trades Per Day

The most direct fix for overtrading. Hard cap on your daily order count.

Time-Based Stop

Auto-square off all positions and disable trading at any time you choose.

Day-Based Block

Block trading every Thursday (expiry), every Monday, or any weekly pattern.

Specific Date Lock

Pre-lock RBI policy dates, Union Budget, election results — when you're thinking clearly.

MORE THAN
SECURE EXIT.

6 rule types. 3 live brokers. Bypass-proof enforcement. 4-day free trial.

FAQ

Angel One Secure Exit is a built-in feature in the Angel One trading app that automatically closes all your open intraday and F&O positions when your total P&L reaches a set profit or loss level. It's a good baseline tool but is limited to Angel One and only supports P&L triggers.
Angel One integration is coming soon to TradeGuard. If you trade on Dhan, Zerodha, or Upstox, you can start using TradeGuard today with a 4-day free trial.
Yes. TradeGuard supports Dhan, Zerodha and Upstox. You can connect whichever broker you're actively trading on. Your rules and history stay in your TradeGuard account regardless of which broker you use.
TradeGuard runs a bypass monitor every 30 seconds after your kill switch fires. If new positions appear in your broker account, TradeGuard detects them and re-fires the kill switch. This continues until market close at 3:30 PM IST.