India markets
Nifty, sector performance, earnings, macroeconomic releases and policy updates.
FinanData brings Nifty options research, volatility intelligence, market news and systematic strategy tools into one focused workspace.
Chart is a design placeholder, not market data. Integrate a licensed feed before publication.
Nifty, sector performance, earnings, macroeconomic releases and policy updates.
US markets, Asian markets, currencies, commodities and global central banks.
Expiry dates, RBI/Fed events, key data releases and corporate events.
News feed is a planned integration. Headlines and summaries must link to original publishers and display publication timestamps.
Configure defined-risk credit spreads, iron condors and entry/exit rules.
Test historical performance with realistic costs, slippage and execution assumptions.
Track simulated orders, P&L, Greeks, drawdown and risk limits before any live deployment.
Maximum loss, exposure limits, position sizing and predefined exit conditions.
Gap moves, volatility shocks, changing correlations and expiry-day scenarios.
Show realised and unrealised P&L, fees, drawdowns, methodology and data timestamps.
To be calculated from reconciled daily equity and cash-flow records.
To be populated from the verified monthly P&L series.
To disclose capital base, deposits/withdrawals, open positions, costs and return calculation method.
FinanData focuses on quantitative options research, proprietary trading with the promoter’s own capital, practical analytics and disciplined systematic workflows. The ₹1 Crore capital figure refers to own capital, not client funds managed by FinanData.
We aim to bring together market data, quantitative methods and usable tools for traders who want to understand the risk behind every strategy. FinanData’s current positioning is proprietary trading and research technology, not a claim of managing third-party client assets.
FinanData has stated that it deploys ₹1 Crore of its own capital in proprietary trading. The reported 12-month return is presented separately in the Performance section and should be supported by reconciled records before public promotion.